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Mitochondrial DNA and rate metabolic

Posted on April 18, 2021 by Jordan

While previous studies demonstrate that mtDNA-CN is a biomarker of mitochondrial activity associated with various diseases, evidence suggests that it may also play a direct and causative role in human health and disease.

Forle, in cases of mtDNA depletion syndrome, wherein rare defects in nuclear genes responsible for replicating and/or maintainingNA lead to deficient mtDNA-CN.

Patients manifest with severe dysfunction of energy-dependent tissues (heart, brain, liver, and cardiac and skeletal muscles).

  • So far, 19 genes have been reported to cause mtDNA depletion .
  • In addition to these rare monogenic syndromes,
  • the importance of common genetic variation

Regulating mtDNA-CN is an active area of research with approximately 50 common loci identified so far

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