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Mitochondrial protein import couples proteostasis failure to mitochondrial permeabilization
Proteostasis failure is a hallmark of stress and disease, yet how it compromises mitochondrial integrity remains unclear. Here, we identify mitochondrial protein import as a critical pathway linking proteostasis failure to mitochondrial injury. We show that Raptinal, previously characterized as a ra
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