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Mitochondrial translation occurs preferentially in the peri-nuclear mitochondrial network of cultured human cells

2021-09-16

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Human mitochondria are highly dynamic organelles, fusing and budding to maintain reticular networks throughout many cell types. Although extending to the extremities of the cell, the majority of the network is concentrated around the nucleus in most of the commonly cultured cell lines. This organelle harbours its own genome, mtDNA, with a different gene content to the nucleus, but the expression of which is critic...

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50e755ec-6a34-5d2f-b83b-6c91200beb77
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10.1101/2021.09.15.460460
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