There is controversy about the question of whether the MPTP is able to exist in a harmless, "low-conductance" state which would not induce MPT and which would allow certain molecules and ions to cross the mitochondrial membranes.
This low-conductance state would not induce MPT and would allow certain molecules and ions to cross the mitochondrial membranes. There is controversy about the question of whether the MPTP is able to exist in a harmless, "low-conductance" state.
There is controversy about the question of whether the MPTP is able to exist in a harmless, "low-conductance" state. This low-conductance state would not induce MPT and would allow certain molecules and ions to cross the mitochondrial membranes.
There is controversy about the question of whether the MPTP is able to exist in a harmless, "low-conductance" state. This low-conductance state would not induce MPT and would allow certain molecules and ions to cross the mitochondrial membranes.