Overview
Cellular systems research studies how cells maintain themselves. Its subjects are mitochondrial function, redox balance, protein homeostasis, DNA stability, and immune senescence. Mitochondria generate ATP and regulate apoptosis. Antioxidants such as glutathione help neutralize reactive oxygen species.
Research focus
Cellular systems research studies mitochondrial function and oxidative stress, and the peptides and cofactors that modulate mitochondrial cardiolipin, NAD+ dependent enzymes, antioxidant defenses or immune cell maturation in cell and animal models.
Catalogue products
NAD+ and Glutathione are the catalogue compounds associated with cellular system research. These subjects span basic and translational work, with findings that vary by model and endpoint.
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References
Research publications describe the materials and methods used in those studies. They do not verify the contents of an individual Radian vial.


