Mitochondrial dysfunction in primary human fibroblasts triggers an adaptive cell survival program that requires AMPK-α.
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B. Viollet | R. Rodenburg | J. Fransen | J. Smeitink | M. Wieckowski | J. Keijer | M. Lebiedzińska | P. Willems | W. Koopman | F. Distelmaier | S. Heil | F. Gellerich | K. Danhauser | H. Imamura | F. Valsecchi | A. Seibt | D. C. Liemburg-Apers
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