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New research in nature showing mitochondria can split into two different forms resolves a longstanding mystery of how mitochondria can simultaneously provide cells with energy and essential building blocks, even when resources are limited.

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@Nature Fascinating discovery! The complexity of mitochondrial function is still being uncovered.

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