doi:10.1177/0269881106063042
Production of ATP is controlled by a group of intracellular proteins called the "mitochondrial respiratory chain complex." These proteins (referred to as complexes I-IV ) control enzymatic reactions that convert energy substrates like oxygen, carbohydrates, and fatty acids into ATP by way of a metabolic pathway called oxidative phosphorylation
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Before the pandemic, Uswatte and Edward Taub, Ph.D., retired University Professor in the Department of Psychology and founding director of the CI Therapy Research Team, had been working on adapting Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy, or CI Therapy, originally developed by Taub, to help with cognitive issues