Bacterial Lipoic Acid Protein Ligase A Improves Mammalian Mitochondrial Function and Health
Here, researchers report on their investigation of gene therapy to introduce a bacterial enzyme, lipoic acid protein ligase A (LplA), into mammals in order to improve mitochondrial metabolism. LplA undertakes lipoylation of proteins, attaching lipoic acid to the protein, and does so somewhat more ef
<p>Here, researchers report on their investigation of gene therapy to introduce a bacterial enzyme, lipoic acid protein ligase A (LplA), into mammals in order to improve mitochondrial metabolism. LplA undertakes lipoylation of proteins, attaching lipoic acid to the protein, and does so somewhat more ef</p>