MOTS-c attenuates cardiac dysfunction following high altitude exposure by promoting mitophagy

Authors
Zihang Feng, Yuan Xing, Jing Lou, Han Li, Ziang Zhang, Min Li, Qing Zhu, Yang Cui, Jia Li, Feng Gao, Wei Yi, Yang Sun, Xing Zhang


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Journal
Free Radical Biology and Medicine

Abstract
Prolonged exposure to high altitude (HA) results in a range of systemic changes, some of which, specifically for the heart, particularly cardiac chang

Keywords/Topics
mots-c; cardiac dysfunction; high altitude exposure; mitophagy prolonged exposure; high altitude ha results; systemic changes; some; which; particularly cardiac changes

Source :

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0891584926000845

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