Paul Saladino· MD
mitochondrial dysfunction is what happens in the mitochondria in response to inflammation that's when the mitochondria because the mitochondria are receiving signals
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mitochondrial dysfunction is what happens in the mitochondria in response to inflammation that's when the mitochondria because the mitochondria are receiving signals
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the mitochondria are generating the inflammatory the inflammation the mitochondria are generating reactive oxygen species the mitochondria are generating signaling molecules in these reactive oxygen species that can then cause the immune system to go haywire and vice-versa the immune system cytokines can affect mitochondria negatively
the mitochondria I think can cause inflammation by the reactive oxygen species as you suggested