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Dynamic distribution of hig2a between the mitochondria and the nucleus in response to hypoxia and oxidative stress
Mitochondrial respiratory supercomplex formation requires HIG2A protein, which also has been associated with cell proliferation and cell survival under hypoxia. HIG2A protein localizes in mitochondria and nucleus. DNA methylation and mRNA expression of the HIGD2A gene show significant alterations in
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