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Cellular Sources of Energy

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Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms in Disease

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When in the nineteenth century pioneering pathologists discovered histopathology, it became obvious that the cell, the structural unit of living tissue, is also the structural target of injury. At first, injury could be described only at the level of those structures observable with the light microscope. Today, with the advances of biochemistry and electron microscopy, the causes of disease can often be traced to molecular and ultrastructural levels. The goal of this first chapter is to describe those molecular mechanisms that govern the sources of energy and specificity in the cell.

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