Benjamín Cartes-Saavedra
@btcartes.bsky.social
Mitochondrial Biologist. Postdoctoral Research Fellow at MitoCare, Thomas Jefferson University.
Thanks! I hope you will enjoy it.
As for your question, is because calcium as an ion is not stored for a prolonged time inside the mitochondria, and is either extruded or buffered by species such as phosphates
As for your question, is because calcium as an ion is not stored for a prolonged time inside the mitochondria, and is either extruded or buffered by species such as phosphates
March 19, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Thanks! I hope you will enjoy it.
As for your question, is because calcium as an ion is not stored for a prolonged time inside the mitochondria, and is either extruded or buffered by species such as phosphates
As for your question, is because calcium as an ion is not stored for a prolonged time inside the mitochondria, and is either extruded or buffered by species such as phosphates