Dietary intervention and oxidative phosphorylation capacity

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Dietary intervention and oxidative phosphorylation capacity

19 Jun 2006

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Secondary deterioration of mitochondrial function has been reported in patients with anorexia and cancer-related malnutrition. Inadequate nutrition, failure to thrive and feeding problems are also common symptoms in children with primary oxidative phosphorylation defects. As a standard intervention protocol we advise an age-appropriate diet and energy intake in our patients diagnosed with a mitochondrial...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10545-006-0227-x

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