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Mitochondria: A "pacemaker"for species-specific development

Johan Auwerx, Jia Liu
2023
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Abstract

We highlight papers by Diaz-Cuadros et al.(1) and Iwata et al.(2) that demonstrate the role of mitochondrial metabolism in setting developmental pace through their control over cellular bioenergetics and redox homeostasis in mice and humans.

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