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A bacterial enzyme enhances both energy metabolism and health across the life span of C. elegans and mice

By Yang Liu, Zhijuan Hu, Duo Duan, Lianfeng Wu, An-Ping Zeng
Fig. 1. mitoLplA increases lipoylation level and PDH activity in C. elegans.
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Fig. 1. mitoLplA increases lipoylation level and PDH activity in C. elegans.mitoLplA increases lipoylation level and PDH activity in C. elegans.Liu et al.
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Yang Liu, Zhijuan Hu, Duo Duan, Lianfeng Wu, An-Ping Zeng

Fudan University; Westlake University

Science Advances, 19 Aug 2026

doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.aef3262PubMed 42616865

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