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Mitochondrial proteins involved in redox regulation play critical roles in maintaining cellular homeostasis by balancing ROS production and scavenging. They modulate signaling pathways that control metabolism, cell survival, mitochondrial biogenesis, and the removal of damaged mitochondria. Examples include mitofusins (Mfn), ROMO1, COA8/COX assembly factors, and SOD2/MnSOD. Dysregulation leads to impaired energy metabolism, increased susceptibility to cell death, inflammation, aging-related decline, and disease.
Modulation of ROS production/scavenging; regulation of mitochondrial dynamics; modulation of electron transport chain; influencing protein assembly/stability
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