ArticleAmerican journal of physiology. Renal physiology2026
Dynamic and differential renal cortical cell-specific mitochondrial metabolism in response to fasting.
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The metabolic health of the kidney is directly correlated to the risk of progressive kidney disease. Our understanding of the metabolic processes that fuel the diverse functions of the kidney is limited by the kidney's structural and functional heterogeneity, especially in key metabolic organelles such as the mitochondria. As the kidney contains many different cell types, we sought to determine the intrarenal mitochondrial heterogeneity that contributes to cell-specific metabolism. To interrogate this, we used a recently developed mitochondrial tagging technique, MITO-Tag, to isolate kidney cell-type-specific mitochondria. Here, we investigated mitochondrial functional capacities and the metabolomes of the early and late proximal tubule (PT) and the distal convoluted tubule (DCT). The conditional MITO-Tag transgene was combined with
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