Mitochondrial Proteins
Description
Mitochondrial Proteins are a group of (approximately 60) Endogenous Proteins that are manufactured in the Nucleus of Cells via the process of and which migrate to the Mitochondria within Cells.
Biological Function of Mitochondrial Proteins
Metabolism
Mitochondrial Proteins reside in the Mitochondria of Cells where they participate in the Electron Transport System (which accounts for much of the body’s production of Energy).
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