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Mitochondrial complex activity in permeabilised cells of CFS patients using two cell types
Mitochondrial complex activity in permeabilised cells of CFS patients using two cell types, by Cara Tomas, Audrey E Brown, Julia L Newton and Joanna L Elson in Peer Journal, 1 Mar 2019 Article abstract: Abnormalities in mitochondrial function have … Continue reading
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Tagged Audrey Brown, Cara Tomas, Dr Joanna Elson, mitochondria, myotubes, OXPHOS, peripheral blood mononuclear cells, Prof Julia Newton, skeletal muscle
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Myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome: how could the illness develop?
Myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome: how could the illness develop?, by Gerwyn Morris, Michael Maes, Michael Berk, Basant K. Puri in Metabolic Brain Disease pp 1–31 [Online: 13 February Review article abstract: A model of the development and progression of chronic fatigue syndrome (myalgic encephalomyelitis), … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Basant K Puri, endotoxin tolerance, Gerwyn Morris, inflammation, Michael Maes, mitochondria, Oxidative and nitrosative stress, Prof Michael Berk
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Genes, mitochondria, autoimmunity & CFS: Prof Alan Light’s research
Health rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 23 Feb 2017: Genes, Mitochondria, Autoimmunity and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: The Alan Light Talk Dr. Light has said that he wants to do for fatigue what researchers have done for pain; that is … Continue reading
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Tagged Cort Johnson, exercise intolerance, gene expression, Health rising, mitochondria, molecular receptors, PEM, Prof Alan Light
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Is mitochondrial function abnormal in ME/CFS?
ME Research UK article, 12 January 2017: Is mitochondrial function abnormal? Mitochondria are often referred to as the power plants of the body because they are responsible for generating nearly all the energy needed to support life. These kidney bean-shaped … Continue reading
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Tagged Adenosine triphosphate, ATP, mitochondria, Nick Lawson
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KPAX002 (Ritalin & micronutrients) well tolerated & effective for some CFS patients
Abstract: Stimulant drugs and various micronutrient interventions have previously been studied in chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) but they have never been studied in combination. This proof of concept investigation seeks to examine the clinical effects and safety profile of KPAX002 … Continue reading
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Tagged antioxidants, Cort Johnson, Health rising, KPax Synergy trial, methylphenidate, micronutrients, mitochondria, Ritalin
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New MEA award for Mitochondrial research
New award from the MEA Ramsay Research Fund for further mitochondrial research, 21 July 2015 Comparison of results from a commercial and a clinical diagnostic-based blood test to assess mitochondrial function in ME/CFS. The ME Association Ramsay Research Fund is pleased … Continue reading
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Tagged ATP profiling test, Dr Joanna Elson, Dr Sarah Jayne Boulton, Dr Sarah Myhill, mitochondria, mitochondrial DNA, Newcastle University, Prof Anne McArdle, Prof Julia Newton, University of Liverpool
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