“These findings indicate that when the interaction between cardiolipin and proteins break down, the entire process that makes mitochondria our powerhouse is disrupted,” says first author Nanami Senoo, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow in Claypool’s lab. https://bit.ly/3XFnmQa
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