Multiomics reveals that triacylglycerol mobilization helps drive recovery from mitochondrial stress

Multiomics reveals that triacylglycerol mobilization helps drive recovery from mitochondrial stress


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We devised a multiomics strategy to identify metabolic pathways used by yeast to surmount mitochondrial stress. Strains capable of recovery relied on triacylglycerol mobilization to provide


acyl groups for nascent cardiolipin biosynthesis during mitochondrial biogenesis. We further linked multiple proteins to this mobilization phenotype, including essential lipases in both


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