Match the phenotypes to mitochondrial dysfunction reasoning responsible. Sarcopenia or a decrease in muscle mass. Cancerous growth. Exercise intolerance. Cognitive decline. Abnormally shaped mitochondria. I. Decreased protein accumulation due to decreased activity. II. Reduced energy currency. III. Loss of apoptotic pathways. IV. Alterations in the dynamics which clear damaged organelles.

Match the phenotypes to mitochondrial dysfunction reasoning responsible. Sarcopenia or a decrease in muscle mass. Cancerous growth. Exercise intolerance. Cognitive decline. Abnormally shaped mitochondria. I. Decreased protein accumulation due to decreased activity. II. Reduced energy currency. III. Loss of apoptotic pathways. IV. Alterations in the dynamics which clear damaged organelles.

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BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter7: Releasing Chemical Energy

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Problem 15SA: Match the terms with the best description. ___ mitochondrial matrix a. needed for glycolysis ___...

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