Nearly all cells rely on mitochondria for their core metabolic needs. As such, it is essential that cells are able to appropriately maintain the content, function, and activity of these organelles. Mitochondrial adaptation can involve transcriptional reprogramming, protease-based proteome remodeling, altered mitochondrial dynamics, and the use of post-translational modifications (PTMs) to regulate protein activity. We are exploring the various ways in which cells modulate mitochondrial protein content and function to meet their changing metabolic needs.
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