News Releases. Schizophreniaâs strongest known genetic risk deconstructed. Suspect gene may trigger runaway synaptic pruning during adolescence â NIH-funded study. Versions of a gene linked to schizophrenia may trigger runaway pruning of the teenage brainâs still-maturing communications infrastructure, NIH-funded researchers have discovered.
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In eukaryotic cells, the initial stages of glucose degradation occur in the cytosol, where two ATP molecules per glucose molecule are generated. The terminal stages, including those involving phosphorylation coupled to final oxidation by oxygen, are carried out by enzymes in the mitochondrial matrix and cristae (Chapter 16).