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(PubMed) Youle M, Osio M
(2) it causes the accumulation of lipids in muscle fibers and liver, resulting in obesity, fatty liver and other diseases
At normal body temperature, the half-life of the enzyme is shorter than normal, leading to a decrease in fatty acid beta-oxidation and ATP generation
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