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A Tale of Two Genomes: The Complex Interplay between the Mitochondrial and the Nuclear Genomes
Mitochondria, the product of an ancient endosymbiotic event are pivotal to eukaryotic cells by synthesizing the majority of the cell’s ATP output. However, modern- day mitochondria are completely dependent on more than one thousand nuclear-encoded products for their function and the maintenance of t
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