Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity
Original gels used for figure 1 of the JGBS paper, and for proteomics analysis. The leftmost well is the marker, and species are ranked from short to longest-lived
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ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/17104637 2023-05-15T15:22:28+02:00 Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity Enrique Rodriguez (6899486) Pierre U. Blier (3258159) Tory M. Hagen (2674864) 2021-12-15T10:49:51Z https://doi.org/10.5522/04/17104637.v1 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Supporting_images_for_the_paper_Supercomplex_organization_of_the_electron_transfer_system_in_marine_bivalves_a_model_of_extreme_longevity/17104637 doi:10.5522/04/17104637.v1 CC0 CC0 Comparative Physiology mitochondria supercomplex formation longevity proteins bivalve species Arctica islandica Dataset 2021 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.5522/04/17104637.v1 2021-12-19T19:27:35Z Original gels used for figure 1 of the JGBS paper, and for proteomics analysis. The leftmost well is the marker, and species are ranked from short to longest-lived Dataset Arctica islandica Unknown |
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Comparative Physiology mitochondria supercomplex formation longevity proteins bivalve species Arctica islandica Enrique Rodriguez (6899486) Pierre U. Blier (3258159) Tory M. Hagen (2674864) Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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Original gels used for figure 1 of the JGBS paper, and for proteomics analysis. The leftmost well is the marker, and species are ranked from short to longest-lived |
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Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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Supporting images for the paper: Supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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supporting images for the paper: supercomplex organization of the electron transfer system in marine bivalves, a model of extreme longevity |
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