Inhibition of Mitochondrial Na (cid:1) -Ca 2 (cid:1) Exchange Restores Agonist-induced ATP Production and Ca 2 (cid:1) Handling in Human Complex I Deficiency*
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G. Rutter | J. Smeitink | L. P. Van den Heuvel | P. Willems | S. Verkaart | W. Koopman | H. Visch | J. B. Koenderink | K. Mitchell | A. Váradi | T. de Groot | Theun de Groot | Kathryn J. Mitchell | L. V. D. Heuvel | Theun de Groot
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