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Mitochondrial stress disrupts insulin production in diabetes, but reversing the damage may restore β-cell function.

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Each cell of the human body contains two meters of DNA. The whole secret lies in the intricate three-dimensional arrangement that allows DNA strands to be efficiently organized and compacted within ...

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