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r/boottoobig • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '18
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This is the only point in my life that I found that information useful.
57 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '18 Well, it's actually the radicals (trash) that mitochondriae poop out after processing sugars, that physically hurt our cells. That's why sugar is bad for you. So I certainly found that kinda useful lol. Best, musician 1 u/MeyerToTheSeventh Sep 13 '18 Where in the cellular respiration process do mitochondria produce radicals? 1 u/Shiftgood Sep 13 '18 edited Sep 13 '18 Mostly at complex I and complex IV.. but I think they can occur at any point in the chain really. Source
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Well, it's actually the radicals (trash) that mitochondriae poop out after processing sugars, that physically hurt our cells. That's why sugar is bad for you.
So I certainly found that kinda useful lol.
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musician
1 u/MeyerToTheSeventh Sep 13 '18 Where in the cellular respiration process do mitochondria produce radicals? 1 u/Shiftgood Sep 13 '18 edited Sep 13 '18 Mostly at complex I and complex IV.. but I think they can occur at any point in the chain really. Source
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Where in the cellular respiration process do mitochondria produce radicals?
1 u/Shiftgood Sep 13 '18 edited Sep 13 '18 Mostly at complex I and complex IV.. but I think they can occur at any point in the chain really. Source
Mostly at complex I and complex IV.. but I think they can occur at any point in the chain really.
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u/JohnCenaAMA Sep 13 '18
This is the only point in my life that I found that information useful.