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Conversely, the phosphorylation modifications of Ser637 and Ser656 have been shown to inhibit mitochondrial fission

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MOTS-c, the most recent mitochondrial-derived peptide in human metabolism

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Regeneration of thalamus axons after axotomy is tested under different doses of EpoB treatment

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