Nadezda A. Brazhe

The paper shows that reduced electron flux through complex IV leads to cytochrome c accumulation via increased stability and membrane retention, without increasing apoptosis sensitivity.

This study examines how cerebral blood flow and metabolic responses of astrocytes and neurons change during locomotion, revealing distinct mitochondrial behaviors and potential signaling roles of astrocytes.

This study shows that aging impairs astrocyte morphology and mitochondrial function in the human cerebral cortex, while neurons remain unaffected.

A high-fat diet increases astrocytic lipid content and branching, enhancing glutamate clearance and exploratory behavior in young mice.