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high energy electron carriers ubiquinone cytochromes and glutathione

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Function NAD supports cellular energy production, helps repair DNA, and activates proteins called sirtuins, which are linked to longevity

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high energy electron carriers ubiquinone cytochromes and glutathione Mitochondrial in Cellular Redox Homeostasis Disease Manifestation Why succinate? Physiological regulation by

Proc Natl Acad Sci United States America (2015) 112(21):653944

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