Not exact matches
By using video microscopy with fluorescent tagging of the two organelles, the scientists observed that the mitochondria and
lysosomes formed stable
contacts inside living human cells.
Northwestern Medicine scientists have discovered that two key cellular structures, called mitochondria and
lysosomes, come into direct
contact with each other in the cell to regulate their respective functions.
«We now show that these
contacts offer a potential site through which mitochondria and
lysosomes can crosstalk, and it suggests that defects in the regulation of this
contact site may drive the pathogenesis of various human diseases.»