Current Strategies for the Biochemical Diagnosis and Monitoring of Mitochondrial Disease / / edited by Iain P. Hargreaves.
Mitochondrial disease constitutes a complex and heterogeneous group of disorders resulting from a defect in mitochondrial respiratory chain (MRC) enzyme activity. In view of the dual regulation of the MRC, exercised by both the mitochondrial and nuclear genome, mutations in either mitochondrial or n...
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