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Immune Mitochondrial Phenotypes - Jack Devine
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2025 MiSBIE Symposium
Part III – Immune cell bioenergetics
Session Chair – Darshana Kapri
Immune mitochondrial phenotypes – Jack Devine
Immune cell bioenergetics (seahorse) in mitochondrial diseases – Anna Monzel
Life adversity moderates the relationship between immune cell mitochondrial respiration and mood
symptoms – Cynthia Liu
Uploaded 22-01-26
The Mitochondrial Stress, Brain Imaging, and Epigenetics (MiSBIE) study was developed to understand the role of mitochondria and energy more generally in mind-body processes, as well as their potential relevance to people with mitochondrial diseases. At this Symposium, MiSBIE investigators and the international team of collaborators will share findings addressing some of the hypotheses we originally set out to test, plus some unexpected discoveries made along the way. The dataset and analyses conducted to date have linked mitochondria to immune, neuroimaging, endocrine, metabolic, psychosocial, and clinical outcomes relevant to the mind-mitochondria connection. We welcome you and your team to learn, discuss, question, and ideate to develop new collaborations.
Please visit the Mitochondrial Psychobiology Group’s website at www.picardlab.org for more information on our research.
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