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MitoGlobal project: The Mitochondrial Global Network (MitoGlobal) initiates a joint publication to review the state-of-the-art terminology in the rapidly expanding field of mitochondrial respiratory physiology. From the present start there is a long way to go, and we invite experts in the field to a joint walk, asking for your suggestions - Email to Erich Gnaiger.

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-== Summary of first Core Energy Metabolism lecture series ==
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-'''Core Energy Metabolism''' implies processes such as [[Respiration]] and [[Fermentation]], both of which are involved in ATP production.
+::::* MitoGlobal project: The '''[[Mitochondrial Global Network]] (MitoGlobal)''' initiates a joint publication to review the state-of-the-art terminology in the rapidly expanding field of mitochondrial respiratory physiology. From the [[MitoPedia: Respiratory states|present start]] there is a long way to go, and we invite experts in the field to a joint walk, asking for your suggestions - [mailto:erich.gnaiger@mitophysiology.org Email to Erich Gnaiger].
-Both processes are functionally related to maintain REDOX balance.
-Whereas respiration involving burning of oxygen leads to profound heat production, fermentation is less effective due to lower enthropy.