Titlebook: Coenzyme Q in Aging; Guillermo López Lluch Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Coenzyme Q.Ageing.Metabolism.Antioxidants.Age-rel

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C. Tesch-R?mer,Hans-Werner Wahlion, the electron transport. In all organisms, coenzyme Q maintains a highly conserved structure allowing?a localization inside cell membranes in a hydrophobic environment thanks to having an isoprenoid tail, and at the same time allows the polar ring benzene to interact with acceptors and electron

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Jelena S. Siebert,Laura I. Schmidtn the lipid bilayer as the vehicle of electrons from respiratory complexes has somewhat changed with the discovery of respiratory supramolecular units, in particular the supercomplex comprising Complexes I and III; in such assembly the electron transfer is thought to be mediated by direct channellin

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Jelena S. Siebert,Laura I. Schmidtivities. Apart of its bioenergetics role in mitochondria, CoQ. is also present in the rest of cell membranes and in plasma lipoproteins. In these structures, CoQ. plays a key antioxidant role, preventing lipidic oxidative damage and regulating enzymatic and regulatory activities. Many years ago, two

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Marion Schnurnberger,Carsten Bendernetic manipulation permitting an enormous amount of mutants. Aging studies using this organism as model have demonstrated that many environmental factors, including food availability, temperature, population density and drugs affect . life span. One of these factors is coenzyme Q, that has been asso