• Why is being able to track or study mitoribosomes valuable? What types of disorders have...
• Why is being able to track or study mitoribosomes valuable? What types of disorders have been associated with mitochondria? How does aging relate to mitochondria?
How is this mitoribo different than the normal eukaryotic ribosome, physically and biochemically? How are they different from bacterial ribosomes?
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