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ER-Mitochondria Contact Sites as a Transfer Bottleneck for OXPHOS Interpretation
**Background:** Mitochondrial-flexibility claims often interpret altered respiration as substrate choice, mitochondrial damage, content change or PGC-1alpha-linked biogenesis. A compartmental alternative is that ER/SR-mitochondria contacts are a proximal transfer step that determines whether Ca2+
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