Mitochondrial protein acetylation as a cell-intrinsic, evolutionary driver of fat storage: Chemical and metabolic logic of acetyl-lysine modifications

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RT @CharlesMBrenner: CIM is simply wrong. Insulin is near the root of the animal kingdom as a mechanism to convert carb to fat during oppor…

CIM is simply wrong. Insulin is near the root of the animal kingdom as a mechanism to convert carb to fat during opportunities of overnutrition to provide resistance to famine. Extrapolations to undernutrition & increased energy expenditure simply w…

RT @CharlesMBrenner: I suspect due to depressed mito function driven by mitochondrial hyperacetylation. See https://t.co/cPd94gCg2C

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