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Mitochondrial pore dysfunction, a novel mechanism for age-related disease

Mott, 2003

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7848277557247972104
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Mott J
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Cells rely on mitochondria to harness energy, perform metabolic reactions, and regulate cell death. Thus, mitochondrial dysfunction can potentially contribute to disease through multiple pathways. As the primary consumer of oxygen, mitochondria could generate harmful …
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