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the more your body will needto createmitochondria

The body does not wastecreatingmitochondria

for every body type(passive) is designedmitochondria

genes ... to begincreatingmitochondria

how protein import pathways were establishedto createmitochondria

of two membranes , an inner and outer membrane(passive) are also composedMitochondria

of approximately 1100 proteins , which are encoded by genes located in both the mitochondrial genomes ( mtDNA ) and the nuclear genomes.1(passive) are composedMitochondria

This processpreventsmitochondria

Mutations in one of these genesleadmitochondria

2006 ) Overexpression of farnesyl diphosphate synthase in Arabidopsistriggersmitochondria

of proteins encoded by both the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes and the coordinated expression of both genomes(passive) are composedMitochondria

what your body produces as bacteria breaks down food , causing gascould preventmitochondria

these findings ... a Yale studydiscoveredmitochondria

of two membranes folded structure and genome(passive) are composedMitochondria

of two membranes , that enclose distinct compartments(passive) are composedMitochondria

to burn carbohydrates and fatty acids as a resource for fueling the body(passive) are designedMitochondria

2017 Ahmed Mater returned to Factum Arteto createMitochondria

of two different types of membranes like an outer membrane , an inner membrane and a protein - rich matrix(passive) are composedMitochondria

the lack of mitochondria in G. lamblia ... the endosymbiotic eventcreatedmitochondria

reduced genesetin Nymphaea mitochondria

Mistakes in any one of around 350 genescan causemitochondria

that would helpcreatemitochondria

a comparable abilityto contributemitochondria

The Newspapers Antisepticspreventmitochondria

The Bcl2 proteinpreventsmitochondria

ARC ... ableto preventDrp1 accumulations in mitochondria

proteins and lipids(passive) are ... composed byMitochondria

a German biologist , Robert Altmann(passive) were discovered byMitochondria

727 - 730 Multiple death signalsinfluencemitochondria

the egg cellcontributesmitochondria

the egg donor(passive) contributed bymitochondria

Ahmed Mater at Galleria Continua Ahmed Mater returned to Factum Arteto createMitochondria

that part ... the symbiotic eventcreatedmitochondria

at hand gene mutations(passive) are causedMitochondria

A defect in the SURF1 genepreventsmitochondria

of tiny packages of enzymes that turn the fats and sugars you eat into cellular energy that keeps your body running(passive) are composedMitochondria

The first personto discovermitochondria

of protein ( 60 - 70 %(passive) are composedMitochondria

this potent free radical35.Additional motivation for investigating the efficacy of antioxidant supplements in remediation of genetic hearing loss(passive) can be caused bymitochondria

Many apoptotic stimulican triggermitochondria

Programmed cell death(passive) is triggered byProgrammed cell death

more than 90 % of the energy needed by the body to support growthcreatemore than 90 % of the energy needed by the body to support growth

in cell apoptosisresultingin cell apoptosis

in ATP energy generationresultingin ATP energy generation

to increased photosynthetic capacity of leaves of winter rye ( Secale cereale L. ) following cold - hardeningcontributeto increased photosynthetic capacity of leaves of winter rye ( Secale cereale L. ) following cold - hardening

the energy that cells need to function normallycreatethe energy that cells need to function normally

the energy each cell needs to functioncreatethe energy each cell needs to function

to cell death and neurodegenerationcontributeto cell death and neurodegeneration

the mode of cell death executionmight influencethe mode of cell death execution

the energy that our body needs dailycreatesthe energy that our body needs daily

much of the energy a body needscreatesmuch of the energy a body needs

more than 90 % of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and support growthcreatemore than 90 % of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and support growth

The induction of apoptosis(passive) to be triggered byThe induction of apoptosis

That process of apoptosis(passive) is triggered byThat process of apoptosis

the regulation of apoptosis(passive) triggered bythe regulation of apoptosis

to mitochondrial swelling and cell death through apoptosis or necrosiscan leadto mitochondrial swelling and cell death through apoptosis or necrosis

chemical energycreatechemical energy

celullar energycreatecelullar energy

8 ] The energy(passive) created by8 ] The energy

energy for every cell in your bodycreatesenergy for every cell in your body

Oxidative stress and aging(passive) caused byOxidative stress and aging

in cell death by various pathwaysresultingin cell death by various pathways

them from providing energy for the cell and leads to necrotic cell deathpreventsthem from providing energy for the cell and leads to necrotic cell death

ATP which provides energy for the cells to runcreateATP which provides energy for the cells to run

90 percent of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and growthcreate90 percent of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and growth

cell energy in the braincreatecell energy in the brain

energy to run the cellcreateenergy to run the cell

to ROS production causing oxidative stress , apoptosis and DNA damageleadingto ROS production causing oxidative stress , apoptosis and DNA damage

oxidative stress injury(passive) caused byoxidative stress injury

more oxidative stress and inflammationcreatemore oxidative stress and inflammation

mitochon - drial oxidative stress , cytochrome c release and apoptosiscausesmitochon - drial oxidative stress , cytochrome c release and apoptosis

most of the cell ’s energy in the form of ATPcreatemost of the cell ’s energy in the form of ATP

more than 90 percent of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and support growthcreatemore than 90 percent of the energy needed by the body to sustain life and support growth

to increased oxidative stress ( 1 ... and apoptosis ( 2leadsto increased oxidative stress ( 1 ... and apoptosis ( 2

energy the way they ’re supposed tocreateenergy the way they ’re supposed to

more than 90 % of the energy the body needs to sustain lifecreatemore than 90 % of the energy the body needs to sustain life

to neuronal cell death and axonal dysfunctioncan contributeto neuronal cell death and axonal dysfunction

to RV - associated cell death mechanismscontributeto RV - associated cell death mechanisms

Δψm dissipation and subsequent cell deathtriggersΔψm dissipation and subsequent cell death

membrane permeabilization and apoptotic cell deathtriggersmembrane permeabilization and apoptotic cell death

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