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Organ-specific mitochondrial heterogeneity: An under-recognized variable in preclinical drug toxicity screening.

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  • Mitochondria exhibit substantial organ-specific heterogeneity arising from the distinct physiological, metabolic, and functional demands of individual organs.
  • Differences in bioenergetics, oxidative stress handling, calcium homeostasis, and metabolic adaptability may influence mitochondrial response.
Cite this synthesis DOI: 10.1016/j.mito.2026.102199 ↗
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  author = { N Lal },
  year = { 2026 },
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Mitochondria exhibit substantial organ-specific heterogeneity arising from the distinct physiological, metabolic, and functional demands of individual organs. Differences in bioenergetics, oxidative stress handling, calcium homeostasis, and metabolic adaptability may influence mitochondrial responses to pharmacological agents and contribute to organ-selective drug toxicity. However, contemporary preclinical drug toxicity screening continues to rely predominantly on generalized experimental syste

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