Mitochondrial move-in: Could relocating proteins help diagnose Alzheimer’s?

August 15, 2025

Mitochondria do far more than just act as “powerhouses”—they are also response hubs that send and receive messages to regulate cellular activity.

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Mitochondrial move-in: Could relocating proteins help diagnose Alzheimer’s?

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