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[Yeast mitochondria: distinguishing features, and contribution to solving the general problems of bioenergetics. (Review)].

Zviagil'skaia Ra

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The data obtained by the author during more than 30 years of studies of yeast energy metabolism at cellular and mitochondrial levels are summarized. The data suggest that tightly coupled yeast mitochondria represent not only a fully functional, but often a preferable model system for studying many problems of bioenergetics.

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The data obtained by the author during more than 30 years of studies of yeast energy metabolism at cellular and mitochondrial levels are summarized. The data suggest that tightly coupled yeast mitochondria represent not only a fully functional, but often a preferable model system for studying many problems of bioenergetics.

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The data obtained by the author during more than 30 years of studies of yeast energy metabolism at cellular and mitochondrial levels are summarized. The data suggest that tightly coupled yeast mitochondria represent not only a fully functional, but often a preferable model system for studying many problems of bioenergetics.

Key concepts: Bioenergetics, Yeast, Mitochondrion, Energy metabolism, Biology, Computational biology, Chemistry, Cell biology

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