Andrew Huberman· PhD
and three mitochondrial proteins were consistently upregulated. there was more of the mitochondrial energy transformation machinery in the the gray hair compared to to the dark hair.
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and three mitochondrial proteins were consistently upregulated. there was more of the mitochondrial energy transformation machinery in the the gray hair compared to to the dark hair.
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the signature, the molecular signature that was the most robust comparing the white hair to the dark hair in the same person or comparing white to dark in different people was mitochondrial proteins.
Stress-induced changes in mitochondria play a role in how stress turns hair gray.