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Localization of the site of oxygen radical generation inside the complex I of heart and nonsynaptic brain mammalian mitochondria

Herrero et al., 2000

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8629584934540976924
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Herrero A
Barja G
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Journal of bioenergetics and biomembranes

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Mitochondrial production of oxygen radicals seems to be involved in many diseases and aging. Recent studies clearly showed that a substantial part of the free radical generation of rodent mitochondria comes from complex I. It is thus important to further localize the free …
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