Read the following information MITOCHONDRIA EFFECTS OF SEXUALITY…ATP’S LOWERING

Read the following information MITOCHONDRIA EFFECTS OF SEXUALITY…ATP’S LOWERING

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  6. Role of Sex Hormones on Brain Mitochondrial Function, with Special Reference to Neuro-degenerative Diseases

    Pauline Gaignard,1,2 Philippe Liere,1 Patrice Thérond,2 Michael Schumacher,1 Abdelhamid Slama,2 and Rachida Guennoun1,*
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    Abstract

    The mitochondria have a fundamental role in both cellular energy supply and oxidative stress regulation and are target of the effects of sex steroids, particularly the neuro-protective ones. Aging is associated with a decline in the levels of different steroid hormones, and this decrease may underline some neural dysfunctions. Besides, modifications in mitochondrial functions associated with aging processes are also well documented. In this review, we will discuss studies that describe the modifications of brain mitochondrial function and of steroid levels associated with physiological aging and with neurodegenerative diseases. A special emphasis will be placed on describing and discussing our recent findings concerning the concomitant study of mitochondrial function (oxidative phosphorylation, oxidative stress) and brain steroid levels in both young (3-month-old) and aged (20-month-old) male and female mice.

    Keywords: aging, progesterone, estrogens, oxidative phosphorylation, oxidative stress, sex differences, neurodegenerative diseases
  10. POST SCRIPT…THE CLEAR WORD OF INTEREST FOR ME IN TRANS LIVES ARE NEURON DEGENERATION PROBLEMS WITH ATP LOWERING….OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION, OXIDATIVE STRESS, SEX DIFFERENCES,  ESTROGEN LEVELS, AND MITOCHONDRIA LEVELS BEING LOWERED BY STEROIDS. CAROLYN D HOGARTH
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