When cells lose water, their mitochondria become less able to break down glucose for energy due to reduced function of specific proteins that transport pyruvate and depend on water.
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When cells lose water, their mitochondria become less able to break down glucose for energy due to reduced function of specific proteins that transport pyruvate and depend on water.
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Cellular dehydration impairs mitochondrial glucose oxidation by disrupting the function of pyruvate transporters and other water-sensitive mitochondrial proteins.
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