Abstract:Angiogensis during embryonic development and tumor growth requires the crucial involvement of mitochondria, which provide energy for cell proliferation, produce angiogenic signaling molecules, and exhibit a different functional profile in these cells. However, the detailed mechanisms underlying the regulatory role of mitochondria in angiogenesis remain elusive and warrant. Here, we reported that a small assembly factor of complex III, ubiquitin-cytochrome c reductase complex assembly factor 3 (UQCC3), is indis… Show more
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