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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Mitochondrial carriers"”.

  1. Functional and mechanistic studies of human mitochondrial carriers

    The SLC25 mitochondrial carrier family is the largest family of transporters, with 53 members in humans. They selectively transport a diverse set of substrates across the mitochondrial inner membrane, and are involved in key aspects of mitochondrial metabolism and function. The identification and …

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  2. Comparative phylogenetic exploration of the human mitochondrial proteome: Insights into disease and metabolism

    … from ATP synthesis to apoptosis. Changes in mitochondrial function are associated with many diseases, as well as ‘natural’ processes like ageing. Mitochondria have a unique evolutionary origin, as the result of an endosymbiotic relationship between a bacterium and an archaeal cell. Therefore, …

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  3. Molecular Mechanisms of Gating, Selectivity, and Transport in Membrane Channels and Carriers

    … materials, specialized membrane channels and carriers have been evolved to facilitate their transport across biological membranes. The water channel aquaporin (AQP) and the nucleotide transporter ADP/ATP carrier (AAC) are the focus of the research presented in this thesis. By facilitating …

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  4. The role of mitochondrial transporters in human physiology and adverse drug effects

    … prescribed medications often cause off-target mitochondrial dysfunction, but the underlying molecular mechanisms are largely unknown. Mitochondrial transport proteins form a significant class of potential off-targets that remain largely unexplored. The main aim of this thesis is to evaluate the …

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