"Mitochondrial homeostasis" refers to the balance or stability of mitochondria within our cells. Mitochondria are tiny structures that act as the powerhouses of our cells, producing energy to keep our bodies functioning properly. When
mitochondrial homeostasis is maintained, these structures are kept healthy and in the right numbers, allowing them to function efficiently.
Full definition
Topics presented will
cover mitochondrial homeostasis, including mitochondrial DNA replication and repair, oxidative stress, calcium signaling and energy metabolism.
In work at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, Schmidt and colleagues are focusing on a universally - conserved proteasome activator, Blm10, which appears to be essential for
normal mitochondrial homeostasis.
The influence of maternal dietary protein supply on oocyte quality and
mitochondrial homeostasis of in vivo and in vitro produced mouse embryos.
Restore
the mitochondrial homeostasis and key biochemical markers of muscle health in a 22 - month - old mouse to levels similar to a 6 - month - old mouse