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the following questions in this … presence of high iron content in mitochondria is a plausible …

… turnover, iron overloading, loss of cellular ability to clear … Such depiction of compound synergy
instigates several questions in … , that can survive with defective mitochondria allowing us to …

… Coordination of PGC-1β and iron uptake in mitochondrial biogenesis and osteoclast
activation [J]. Nature Medꎬ 2009ꎬ 15(3): 259-266. [16] Dong Dꎬ Yang Jꎬ Zhang Gꎬ et al. 16 …

… to target mitochondrial dysfunction, there are currently no clinically … Exogenous mitochondria
labeled with magnetic iron oxide … However, one question that few agree upon is not whether …

… Next, we investigated whether the mitochondrial protection provided by SKT is associated
… where doctors raise questions in order to make diagnoses. The questions are presented in …

… , iron in its redox-active form reacts with hydrogen peroxide produced by dopamine catabolism
and mitochondria … symptomatic treatment of current therapies, the first question we must …

… accumulation of free iron in the mitochondria of cardiomyocytes causes membrane lipid
peroxidation, providing new insights into the pathogenic mechanisms that underlie iron overload-…

… Thus, FTD3 cortical neurons in this study confirmed results from patient tissue including
early endosome trafficking defects, mitochondrial stress and suggested that defects in iron …

… , but with a shrinking mitochondrial membrane, increased membrane … of mitochondrial cristae,
and outer mitochondrial membrane … Currently, there are still many unanswered questions …

… (cytochrome c oxidase in mitochondria), iron metabolism (ceruloplasmin and hephaestin, …
important mechanistic questions are being posed and answered. One of these questions is …