What are guanosine triphosphate-binding proteins doing in mitochondria?

by: M Thomson

Biochim Biophys Acta, Vol. 1403, No. 3. (24 July 1998), pp. 211-218.

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Abstract

The discovery of GTP-binding proteins in mitochondria is a recent event. These regulatory proteins may be participating in membrane fusion and thereby playing important roles in the physiology of the mitochondrion. So far, it has been proposed that GTP-binding protein mediated membrane fusion may be involved in protein import, steroid hormone production and mitochondrial amalgamation during spermatogenesis.

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