Here is another Update to IM4 = Inflammation Mastery, 4th Edition (available from BookDepository, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, ThriftBooks, AbeBooks, BetterWorldBooks, WaterStonesBooks)
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Here, I review “Mitochondrial signal transduction” (understated title) published in Cell Metabolism 2022 Nov by Martin Picard and Orian Shirihai.
This article is remarkably long at 66 pages and more than 400 citations.
Executive summary: “This article qualifies as a masterpiece because of its detail, density, clarity, and implications. For people at the expert level, this is one of the articles we have been waiting for in order to connect concrete terms and mechanistic details with long-held concepts such as “mitochondrial signaling.” Because of its breadth and detail, this article completely changes our views of mitochondrial function and dysfunction, explaining the importance of mitochondrial function and the various phenotypic expressions of dysfunction.” Dr Alex Vasquez Thursday, May 18, 2023
NOTE: This conversation and video from May 2023 have been re-posed as the information is being re-evaluated in November 2024 per new research and study. See the updated posts and the related mitochondrial-topic videos posted in November (and possibly December) of 2024:
