mitochondria

But if faulty mitochondria do turn out to be a cause of autism, even if not in all cases, that question will have to be investigated.

Testing members of families, they confirmed, as expected, that none of a father's mitochondria are passed on to his children.

Voituron is now testing whether the olm might have extra-efficient mitochondria that emit fewer free radicals to begin with.

Hundreds to thousands of mitochondria exist in each human cell, occupying up to a quarter of their cytoplasm.

Their hope was that, overwhelmed with pyruvate, the mitochondria would be forced to respond.

There were intact parathyroid cells in the allografts which had abundant rough endoplasmic reticula , mitochondria and secretory granules.

Cells eventually become less able to rid themselves of these defective mitochondria .

If mitochondria are the architects of aging, they may also be responsible for some of the most notorious afflictions of old age.

In one single cell, sensitivity of mitochondria and cell nucleus to the external environment was not so good as that of the chloroplast.

Mitochondria are the power stations supplying energy for sperm motion and mobility -- one of the crucial factors in fertility.

It carries fatty acids into the mitochondria of each cell, where they are metabolized to produce ATP, the body's prime energy fuel.

As a result of the early gene bombardment from mitochondria, the mutation rate surely shot through the roof.

Whereas nuclear DNA contains just two copies of every gene, there are literally hundreds of mitochondria in most cells.

Just as mitochondria are inherited matrilineally, Y-chromosomes are inherited patrilineally.

Incubation of recombinant -SYN protein with isolated mitochondria led to transportation of this protein into mitochondria.

There are many mitochondria around the neck and the density is higher than in other positions of the body.

The mitochondria with tubular cristae, multilayer concentric circular smooth endoplasmic reticulum, and golgi complexes are often observed.

Soon researchers began to realize that mitochondria created oxidants in high amounts.

Surprisingly, glutamine synthetase was recently shown to be dual targeted to chloroplasts and mitochondria in Arabidopsis leaves.

Mitochondria are the places where sugar is broken down and reacted with oxygen to release the energy needed to power a cell.

Cellular respiration can be studied in isolated mitochondria by measuring oxygen consumption under different conditions.

Typical arrangement of cisterns of rough ER in a secretory epithelial cell. A few mitochondria (1) are at the lower right.

Mitochondria are self - replicating, and probably they are the evolutionary descendants of what were once free-living prokaryotes.

Unlike any other part of the cell, mitochondria have their own DNA.

The results showed that the main alterations were both mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum in three copper concentrations.

When mitochondria can't keep up with the body's energy demands, he says, cells die, tissues age and organs fail.

The article reviews apoptosis factors released by mitochondria and its acting mechanism in the channel of ischemic neuronal apoptosis.

Liver; hepatocyte nucleus with abundant euchromatin; prominent mitochondria, rough endoplasmic reticulum, and glycogen.

The sperm's mitochondria are thought to be destroyed after it has penetrated the egg.

Creatine, sold as a nutritional supplement, may affect the mitochondria -- structures that produce energy inside cells.

Porin is a transmembrane protein found in the outer membrane of mitochondria as well as in the outer membrane of gram positive bacteria.

Mitochondria is "power station" of cell, its respiratory chain systems being preferential targets of many xenobiotics.

Incubation of -SYN protein with isolated mitochondria decreased the complex I activity of respiratory chain in a dose-dependent manner.

Thanks to plentiful mitochondria , it burns fat molecules to generate heat that warms the body.

Billions of years ago, free-living bacteria are thought to have become incorporated into living cells as energy-providing mitochondria.

"If evolution works like a tinkerer, evolution with mitochondria works like a corps of engineers, " said Dr Martin.

It is an essential component of cells and utilized by the mitochondria in the normal process of energy production for cells.

Mitochondria are often described as the tiny internal combustion engines of cells.

Then a few years ago, Giardia were found to have a form of mitochondria after all.

Mitochondria convert the chemical energy of carbohydrates and fats into energy forms which the rest of the cell can use when needed.

This invention also relates to the method to affect an organism by the targeted delivery of biologically active compounds to mitochondria.

Mitochondria are small structures inside cells which convert the energy in glucose into a form that a cell's machinery can use.

It summarizes the key findings concerning the relation between the mitochondria calcium cycle and the ability of aerobic exercise.

The chromatoid body combined with mitochondria soon after it was formed, and left the hollow.

And whether directly or not, all anticancer drugs work to disrupt the mitochondria to push cell death.

Mitochondria are the sites of aerobic respiration, and generally are the major energy production center in eukaryotes.

RESULTS: Severe damages of the hepatic cells of the N group including increased lysosomes and swollen and fused mitochondria were detected.

Mitochondrial biogenesis depends on coordinated expression of genes in the nucleus and mitochondria.

The mitochondria is strong enough to protect the arteria cervicalis.

Mitochondria are the powerhouses of eukaryotic cells, generating almost all the energy we use.

The cytoplasm of the cell is to the left and contains lots of rough endoplasmic reticulum and many mitochondria .

Mitochondria are the cellular structures responsible for energy metabolism.

the membranes of mitochondria disintegrated and its contents diffused into cytoplasm.

Pituitary: ER expansion, like mitochondria vacuoles change slightly irregular nuclear nuclear irregular shape.

That mitochondria in interspecific hybrids become molecular mosaics containing proteins of both species .

Heck, thank those mitochondria within your cells for pumping out the energy you need to get you out of bed in the morning.

Mitochondria are tiny energy units within eery cell of the body.

The functions of the mitochondria and yolk precursor granules during vitellogenesis process are discussed in this paper.

Mitochondria are the "power houses" of cells, but have also been seen to generate harmful chemicals linked with aging.

The majority of mitochondrial proteins are encoded by nuclear genes, synthesized in the cytosol and subsequently imported into mitochondria.

The results of mechanism study revealed that the fused polypeptide induced tumor cell apoptosis via the mitochondria pathway.

Another chemical that damages mitochondria , the pesticide rotenone, also causes Parkinson's symptoms in laboratory animals.

Most notably, there are no mitochondria in Giardia or its relatives, in keeping with its tolerance for low levels of oxygen.

After the blepharoplast matured, the organelles decreased sharply but the proportion of the mitochondria increased.

Increased glucose may overwhelm ailing mitochondria, causing further lactate production.

Conclusion: Nonlethal dosage ultrasound could lead mitochondria damage to ovarian carcinoma by cells cavitation.

A very small amount, including 37 genes, resides in the mitochondria, and is inherited almost exclusively from the mother.

Cyanide-resistant respiration increases after irradiation of isolated mitochondria in the presence of Photofrin.

The fatty acid components of plant lipids come mainly from acetyl CoA, produced in plastids (including chloroplasts) and mitochondria.

Indeed, there is an iron overload in the mitochondria, that generates highly toxic oxygenated radicals for the respiratory chain.

How do mitochondria protect the heart?

Mitochondria do not use the universal genetic code.

Oxidative stress in atherosclerosis-prone mouse is due to low antioxidant capacity of mitochondria.

Our research demonstrated that MC could lead apoptosis in mice liver mainly through the mitochondria pathway.

Hypoxia was the main cause of swelling of mitochondria.

GLYCOLIPIDS are synthesized in the endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, and plastids .

The ultrastructure of mitochondria was detected by Transmission electron microscope .

Questions about mitochondria were mostly confined to rare brain and muscle syndromes linked to inherited defects in the organelles .

antagonizing the decline of fluidity of hepatocellular microsome and mitochondria membrane.

Back then, the mitochondria didn't have stunted genomes as they do today, but normal bacterial chromosomes with several thousand genes.

Objective To explore the effect of clofibrate on freshly isolated mouse liver mitochondria and a cultured hepatocyte cell line, AML-12.

Swelling of epithelial cells and mitochondria and drop of epithelial cells could occur in renal proximal convoluted tubules.

However, only Mitochondrial Eve produced an unbroken line of mitochondria that persists today.

It summons all its resources to build new blood-delivering capillaries, energy-producing mitochondria, and stronger muscles and tendons.

The traditional point of view consider ROS produced by mitochondria is a kind of toxic material, it's should be eliminated completely.

But the outer membranes of N cytoplasmic mitochondria also appeared intact, and inner membranes were destroyed slightly.

Having fewer or less effective mitochondria causes a drop in demand for glucose, and might thus cause a cell to become insulin resistant.

What's more, in the early days of the eukaryotic cell, the mitochondria didn't bombard their host with genes alone.

Mitochondria: The power house of the cell. Location of most aerobic metabolic processes.

The lymphocyte with rich mitochondria, free ribosomes and RER in the cytoplast had double membrane and obvious nuclear pores.

The lymphocyte with rich mitochondria, free ribosomes and RER in the cytoplast had double membrane and obvious nuclear pores.

A large number of GNM cells turned into necrosis, accompanying with the destruction of mitochondria and endoplasmic reticula.

Mitochondria, which are strewn throughout the cell body, contain their own DNA separate from that in the nucleus.

Replicative segregation --- Random distribution of mitochondria into daughter cells.

Mitochondria play an important role in energy metabolism, free radical production, aging and cell apoptosis.

Animals and plants also have special power stations in the cells called mitochondria, which use oxygen to get energy from sugar.

CM indicates the presence of cryptic mitochondria (hydrogenosomes or mitosomes).

And uridine fuels chemical reactions in mitochondria and may boost the cellular communications that control mood and other mental processes.

The process aims to avoid passing onto children bad mitochondria genes, which are contained outside the nucleus in a normal female egg.

The changes in apoptotic cells appeared most in nucleus and mitochondria proliferated secondly.

Myoglobin, which carries oxygen to mitochondria in skeletal muscles, increases.

L-Carnitine expedites fatty acids in entering Mitochondria and activates rapid fat burning process.

Mesangial cell nuclei showed irregular shape and mitochondria swelled, stroma was normal.

Mitochondria in dermal fibroblasts were damaged and rough endoplasmic reticulum was rare.

They then transplanted that embryo into an emptied egg donated from a second woman who had healthy mitochondria.

Mitochondria are self-replicating organelles that occur in various numbers, shapes, and sizes in the cytoplasm of all eukaryotic cells.

Conclusion Puerarin might inhibit the proliferation and the metabolic activity of mitochondria of CHL.

The present work was motivated by the need to achieve fast, objective, visible mitochondria quantitative analysis system.

Many believe mitochondria may play a bigger role - genetic material contained within the cell but outside the nucleus.

Edge points and centerline points of mitochondria structure were detected using directional template response on 16 directions.

It seems this reactivation also allows the mitochondria to stimulate apoptosis.

That particular task falls to the mitochondria, the "power plants" of the cell.

Thus the more mitochondria it has, the greater the available energy for the muscle.

Photosynthesis and oxidation and phosphorylation are carried out by chloroplasts and mitochondria respectively.

Embedded in the matrix of the cytoplasm are found variable numbers of mitochondria.

Objective To investigate the damaging effect of sulfur mustard on the mitochondria in rat lymphocytes in vitro.

Does that mean that those who are advanced in age are perhaps more susceptible to the diseases that may come with less mitochondria?

Influence of Sustained Atrial Fibrillation on Mitochondria Structure of Right Atri um Myocardium in Patients With Rheumatic Heart Disease.

Mitochondria are former bacteria that were enslaved eons ago to generate energy for larger cells.

There are also abundant of mitochondria. But there are fewer of golgi apparatus, granular endoplasmic reticulum and ribosome, etc.

Mitochondria ATP synthase is a key enzyme in cellular energy interconversion.

The gene normally produces proteins that support the cell's energy source, the mitochondria.

There is some relationship between the endoplasmic reticulum and the mitochondria.

The oxaloacetate level in the mitochondria is determined by the redox state.

Mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum are vital cell organs in the process of transmitting apoptosis signs.

of the cytoplasm are found variable numbers of mitochondria.

Mitochondria are structures in cells that produce cellular energy.

The mitochondria -- the cell's energy factories -- were defective.

Autophagy plays an important role in cleaning dust particles and the injured mitochondria.

High-volume training increases the amount and size of mitochondria.

When the mitochondria is injured, it sends signals that force the cell to die, but vitamin C interrupts that process.

Lymphocytes, like nerve cells, use a lot of energy and thus rely heavily on their mitochondria.

A "transcription profile" or "gene expression profile" is a measure of how well a person's mitochondria are working.

The lactate gets processed and converted into fuel by the mitochondria, energy factories in our cells.

the strength of mitochondria is strong, so, it's capable to defense the arteria cervicalis.

Dr Giulivi and her colleagues did just that, and then examined the activity of the lymphocytes' mitochondria.

These data provide a direct molecular link between mitochondria and the pathogenesis of PD.

And it is easily extracted, because it is one of a handful of genes found outside the cell nucleus, in structures called mitochondria.

Cell transplant are mainly in green and mitochondria transplant.

Mitochondria are tiny power packs inside cells that provide their energy.

This finding indicated that the cancers sometimes acquired mitochondria from their hosts.

It's even possible to make out structures within the cell, such as the nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplasts.

But every so often, our mitochondria and their surrounding cells fight.

Dr Giulivi found that mitochondria from children with autism consumed far less oxygen than those from the control group.

In contrast, mitochondria in the granulosa cells have around five copies.

Numerous ribosomes, plastids and mitochondria were found in the cytoplasm of sporogenous cells.

It is on the large surface area provided by the inner cristae of mitochondria that ATP-generating enzymes are located.

Cerium deposits can be seen in the mitochondria.

If it's the decay of mitochondrial DNA, well, we can do things to beef up these old mitochondria.

Too much iron can also enter the cells, damage to mitochondria, so that the liver and nervous system damage, causing coma or even death.

It is generally believed that ATP synthase is strictly confined to mitochondria.

So introns probably came from bacteria via the mitochondria.

Mitochondria are not only an important place generating cellular energy, also involved in the apoptotic and death process of cells.

As resident mitochondria falter, the cells they fuel wither or die.

Mitochondrial DNA -- We know about Eve because of mitochondria organelles that are passed only from mother to offspring.

They say this may be because genes in the tumour's own mitochondria have a tendency to mutate and degenerate.

Nerve cells have a huge demand for energy, so a failure of the mitochondria would certainly affect them.

There is also growing evidence that mitochondria generate electrophilic species.

As people age, they work a lot less, they move more slowly, they don't need as many mitochondria.

For long one , some relocalization from lysosome and Golgi to mitochondria and ER occurs.

In addition, PCF could stabilize the mitochondria membrane potential.

The mitochondria of the autistic children also leaked damaging oxygen-rich chemicals such as hydrogen peroxide.

The rat's testis damage is related to the enhancement of oxidative stress of mitochondria and microsome caused by nickel sulfate.

The kinesin superfamily motor protein KIF1B has been shown to transport mitochondria.

The mitochondria are a cell's power packs.

How can you determine whether glucose added to a suspension of isolated mitochondria is metabolized to CO2 and H2O?

Still, there are a few antioxidants that hold promise, Ames says, such as lipoic acid, which directly protects the mitochondria.

This DNA is found in the mitochondria, the power plants of cells.

In each of the cells in your body there are these little power machines called mitochondria.

The research of HSP70(heat shock protein 70) shows that it plays an important role in mitochondria.

the membrane of chloroplasts and mitochondria are destroyed, many big vacuoles appeared in cell material and so on.

The more functioning mitochondria a muscle contains, the healthier and more fatigue-resistant it is.

The mitochondria and the acrosomal structure hadn't been found in spermatid and sperm.

Fix the mitochondria, and you might fix aging itself.

SOD(in vivo) may adjust the LCL from mitochondria.

All nuclear vacuoles absorb cytoplasm or nuclear matrix , and trap organelles such as mitochondria .

PAK5 is highly expressed in the brain and constitutively localized to mitochondria.

Mitochondria have their own DNA, distinct from the cell's own genetic material, and they multiply on their own.

And it is easily extracted, because it is one of ah and ful of genes found outside the cell nucleus , in structures called mitochondria.

Cell loss, mutations in chromosomes, mutations in the mitochondria and so on.

there are more myofibrils parallel to each other and more mitochondria to supply energy.

The mitochondria and other organellae injury in the ischemiareperfusion group was more serious than that in Astragalus Membranaceus group.

kajimura-ebat-11The fat is brown because it contains extra blood vessels and mitochondria, the energy factories of the cell.

The mitochondria is strong, so it can protect the arteria cervicalis.

At the same time, it promoted the biogenisis of mitochondria.

And he thinks he knows what it is: mitochondria.

Mitochondria are the places that not only produce energy, but also produce ROS.

These cells consist of sub-cellular organelles that contain, for example, mitochondria.

One suggestion that does pop up from time to time is that the process which leads to autism involves faulty mitochondria.

Objective: To study the ultrastructure of mitochondria of colorectal cancer.

Preliminary study of a new deletion of mitochondria DNA fragment in human peripheral blood cells and its relation to the aging

Objective To study the effect of cadmium on the structure and function of mitochondria in HEK 293 cell.

Microcalorimetry Study of Metabolism of Fish Liver Mitochondria and Its Relation with Growth Performance and Heterosis

Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Apoptosis and Mitochondria Membrane Potential of the Heart and Liver of Aged Rats

Changes in membrane fluidity and ultrastructural changes of rat cerebral mitochondria around the experimental hematoma

Research on the Prevention of A. Elata against Oxidation Damages of Rats'Cardiac Muscle Mitochondria During Overtraining

Morphometric study of the ultrastructure of mitochondria of apoptotic neurons

The Influence of A elata on the Free Calcium of the Rats'Cardiac Muscle Mitochondria during Overtraining

Protective Effects of Tepid Hyperpolarizing Arrest in a Dog Model of Cardiopulmonary Bypass on Myocardial Mitochondria

Ultrastructural Observation of Mitochondria in Apoptotic Lymphocytes Induced with Cycloheximide

The relationship between the membrane of plant mitochondria and the cyanide-resistant respiration under low temperature

Microcaloritry study of the influence of different extract fraction from Radix ginseng on the liver mitochondria of rat

Effect of CAP-administration on subunits expression of cytochrome oxidase in mitochondria from brain cortex of rats and its mechanism

Detection and Significance of Antibody Against Human Myocardial Mitochondria in Virus Myocarditis and Dilated Cardiomyopathy

Characteristics of Energy Release of Mitochondria Isolated from Maxie Cytoplasmic Male Sterile Rice

Characteristics of adenine nucleotide translocator in mitochondria of rat cerebral cortex during hypobaric hypoxia exposure

The Effect of Spirulina and Its Complex Prescription Protecting Myocardial Mitochondria from the Damage Made by Peroxidation in Trained Mice

Hydrogen Peroxide Induces Cardiomyocyte Apoptosis through both Mitochondria and Death Receptor Pathways

Establishment of Systematical Methods for Transcriptional Expression in Plant Mitochondria

Three-dimensional reconstruction of the endoplasmic reticulum binding mitochondria in rat liver cell

Purification, identification and data annotation of mitochondria proteomics and their strategy

Electron microscopic observation on mitochondria of an especial cold-hardened plant in winter

Analysis of Correlative Location between Chloroplast and Mitochondria of Mesophyll Cell in Grape Plants under High Temperature Stress

Exercise also sparked the repair of malfunctioning mitochondria through a mechanism outside the known repair pathway;

The influence of benzidine on the activities of the antioxidative enzymes and their isoenzymes of the mitochondria

Influence of Electroacupuncture of "Neiguan" on Myofibrilla, Mitochondria and Platelets of Myocardial Ischemic Area in the Rabbit

Effects of Acute Exercise with Different Intensifies on the Activities of Respiratory Chain Complexes in Mitochondria in Rats Myocardium

Study on the activities of the glutamate carriers and complex of platelet mitochondria in patients with Parkinson's disease

Comparison of protective effects between non-stop cardiac beating surgery and ICCP on the ultrastructure of myocardial mitochondria

Changes in major phospholipids of myocardial mitochondria in the early stage after severe burns

Role of mitochondria in hepatocellular apoptosis following hepatic ischemic preconditioning in rats

Anti-oxidative and mitochondria-protective effects of extract of astragalus on focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury in rats

Effect of exogenous estrogen on antioxidation capacity and hippocampus neuron mitochondria in ovariectomized rats

Elimination of oxygen free radicals in rat liver mitochondria by total saponins of panax notoginseng during ischemia reperfusion

Effects of manual acupuncture and electroacupuncture on mitochondria of skeletal muscle cells in rats of acute swimming exercise

Anti-oxidative and mitochondria protective effects of resveratrol on focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury in rats

A Morphometric Study of Age-related Changes in Mitochondria of Myocardium in Mice

Characteristics of energy metabolism in brain mitochondria of rats exposed to hypoxia

Relationship between mitochondria DNA mutation and dilated cardiomyopathy in children

Mitochondria aberration of Aspergillus flavus under citral stress circumstance

Advance in Research of Mitochondria ATP-sensitive Potassium Channels and Myocardial Preservation

Effects of Taurine on Second Messenger in Myocardium and Calcium Ion in Myocardial Mitochondria of rats after Exhaustive Exercise

Study of mitochondria in cerebrospinal fluid leukemia cells by CLSM

Effects of Selenium Deficiency and Swimming Training on Serum Testosterone Level and Heart Mitochondria Calcium Influx in Rat

Correlation between mitochondria ultramicrostructure alteration and apoptotic protein of liver cells in chronic hepatitis

Horizontal Transfer of Genetic Substances Among Mitochondria, Nuclei and Chloroplasts in Higher Plant

mitochondria exhibited vacuole degeneration and crista breaking;

Discussion and Practice on the Improved Methods for Isolation and Purification of Mitochondria ATP Synthase Complex

Stereology analysis of the endoplasmic reticulum binding mitochondria in rat liver cell

Injury of hepatic mitochondria and its pathogenesis in rats with endotoxemia

Effects of ATP concentration and hypoxic exposure on RNA and protein synthesis activity in isolated mitochondria from rat brain

Cloning and Sequencing Analysis of the Specific DNA Fragment of Mitochondria From Maintainer of WA Type Rice

A Feedback Molecular Regulation of Uncoupling and ROS Generation in Muscular Mitochondria during an Acute Exercise

Comparative proteomic analysis of plateau Pika and Wistar rat gastrocnemius mitochondria

Protection for rat liver mitochondria by total saponins of panax notoginseng during ischemia-reperfusion

Effect of acupuncture on respiratory function of mitochondria of platelets in the patient of cerebral infarction

The protective L-arginine on diabetes rats'mitochondria injury in liver and myocardium and diaphragm induced by free radicals

The role of mitochondria in progression of high - glucose - inducing injury to human peritoneal mesothelial cells

Advances in Study on Effecting Mechanism of Environmental Chemical Pollutants to Mitochondria

Free radicals, mitochondria, and oxidized lipids: the emerging role in signal transduction in vascular cells