ArticleBiology of the cell2026
Mitochondrial Activity Localization in the Skeletal Muscle and Its Individual Fibers Across Tetrapods.
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Mitochondria exhibit a complex spatially organized distribution within muscle, tailored to the energy requirements of ATPases and contractile filaments, which exhibit precise intracellular positioning. Mitochondrial distribution varies across longitudinal and transverse axes as well as based on fiber composition within the muscle. The differential mitochondrial capacity can be localized in muscle by succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) activity. Given the distinct energy requirements of the fore-limb and hind-limb muscles, this study aimed to investigate the distribution of mitochondrial activity within individual fibers and their composition within fascicles across different tetrapod taxa. We analyzed pectoralis and gastrocnemius from toad, garden lizard, duck, pigeon, quail, chicken, rat, rabbit, goat, and buffalo. The study revealed unique patterns of mitochondrial activity distribution within the same muscle across various tetrapods. Toad and lizard muscles showed mostly fibers with intermediate SDH-activity (SDH
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