Cardiolipin

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Also known as:  Acetone-Insoluble Antigen;  Diphosphatidylglycerol;  Heart Antigen

 

Description

Cardiolipin is a type of Phosphoglyceride Phospholipid.

 

Biological Function of Cardiolipin

Cardiovascular System

 Cardiolipin helps to maintain optimal Heart function. 

 

Cells

 Cardiolipin concentrates in the inner membranes of Mitochondria.

 Cardiolipin helps to maintain the permeability of Cell Membranes.

 

Metabolism

 Cardiolipin provides structural support to several enzymes of the Electron Transport System.

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