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More research in the field may unravel the mechanistic details of the organellar crosstalk that works in concert with classical aging pathways to sustain aging progression, which may help promote healthier aging.
The molecular assembly, physiological roles, and longevity implications of SC in healthy mammals, and emerging evidence supporting SC modulation as a potential strategy for promoting healthy aging are discussed.
Recent studies demonstrate promising therapeutic targets for mitochondrial dysfunction and highlight the need for research in mitochondrial function to change the therapeutic landscape in the management of mitochondrial dysfunction-associated diseases.
This review proposes that tailored exercise strategies targeting mitophagy may provide a scalable, non‐pharmacological approach to preserve mitochondrial quality and functional resilience during aging.
This review elucidates the core mechanisms underpinning this dysfunction, including reactive oxygen species (ROS)-induced redox imbalance, mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) damage accumulation, impaired mitophagy, and metabolic reprogramming, and critically examines how mitochondria act as signaling hubs for inter-organ crosst...
Although mtISR has been characterized in primary mitochondrial myopathies, secondary mitochondrial dysfunction in neuromuscular disorders suggests that mtISR-related pathways may also be activated in these conditions, and its roles in skeletal muscle pathology are discussed.
A mechanism by which aging reduces autophagic flux secondary to a loss of neuritic lysosomes, resulting in mitochondria-intrinsic mechanisms to avoid loss of energy production is revealed.
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