Mitochondrial carriers (MCs) are a group of transport proteins located in the mitochondrial membrane and primarily responsible for mediating the translocation of metabolites between mitochondria and the cytoplasm, which is indispensable for modulating metabolic activities and maintaining homeostatic balance [9, 10]
Its sequence contains two cysteine residues that form a disulfide bridge, giving the fragment a constrained loop structure important for its activity
Korsten M, Matsuzaki S, Feinman L, Lieber C
However, the gradual nature of the healing means that the effects are long-lasting
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