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Neuronal glycolysis meets mitophagy to govern organismal wellbeing
[EN]Neurons are exceptionally energy-demanding cells but have limited energy storage, relying on a constant supply of fuel and oxygen. Although glucose is the brain's main energy source, neurons reduce glycolysis under normal conditions. This surprising strategy helps to protect mitochondria by pres
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