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Bacterial muropeptides promote OXPHOS and suppress mitochondrial stress in normal and human mitochondrial disease models

2023-01-06

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Mitochondrial dysfunction critically contributes to many major human diseases but effective therapeutic methods to combat mitochondrial dysfunction are lacking 1,2 . Mitochondria of animal cells are sites of interaction between gut microbial metabolites and host factors, and many such interactions may be beneficial to mitochondrial health and host physiology 3 , albeit that specific beneficial interactions and t...

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6b8a1b01-3f63-5353-9531-8ee585194f20
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10.1101/2023.01.05.522895
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