l-carnitine fatty acid transport mitochondria mechanism The by which long-chain acids enter the Fatty acid transportation mechanism in
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Muoz-Manchado, A.B
Mastromarino P, Hemalatha R, Barbonetti A, et al
doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(09)60619-X
Biocatalyst optimization: reuse and reactivation of freely suspended and immobilized cells When using non-growing bacterial cells as biocatalyst, the biomass growth phase is usually more time consuming than the biotransformation phase
Without adequate carnitine, most dietary fats can't get into the mitochondria and be burned for fuel
Cunningham et al., 2009, 2011
