Cell Biology: Functional Conservation, Structural Divergence, and Surprising Convergence in the MICOS Complex of Trypanosomes
Abstract
The MICOS complex is conserved across eukaryotes, but little is known about it outside the group that comprises animals and fungi. A new study finds that mitochondria of trypanosomatid parasites bear a divergent MICOS with both ancestral and derived subunits, but with conserved functions in crista development and membrane contact-site...
Paper Details
Title
Cell Biology: Functional Conservation, Structural Divergence, and Surprising Convergence in the MICOS Complex of Trypanosomes
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
21
Pages
R1245 - R1248
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