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Loss of ELM1B impairs mitochondrial fission, matrix redox state and stress tolerance in Physcomitrium patens
Mitochondria are endosymbiont-derived organelles that play a central role in cellular metabolism, energy production and stress responses. While single mitochondria represent functional units, they continuously exchange their contents through fusion and fission, facing stress conditions as a dynamic
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