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Trip Beaver

James Madison University

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Structural and enzymatic divergence between human MDH isoforms underlies their specialized regulatory roles in metabolism

Christopher Berndsen, Angela J. Kayll, Ruhi Rahman, Jackson R Tester, Trip Beaver, Caroline Tuck, Sonja Neve-Hoversten, Lisa Gentile, Tamerat Mandanis, Joseph John Provost

This study compares human MDH1 and MDH2 isoforms to show structural and enzymatic differences that explain their distinct regulatory roles in metabolism.

bioRxiv · Jul 15, 2025 · PreprintBiochemistry