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| '''Diagnosis of mitochondrial functions and mitochondrial injuries''' represents a current challenge for biomedical research and development. ROS production is an essential component of many cell signalling pathways. But ROS also induce oxidative stress in combination with diminished antioxidant capacity, as a potential cause of genetic and functional damage leading to ageing-related degenerative diseases, ischemia-reperfusion injury, and cancer. The direct collaboration and feedback between specialists in mechatronics and biomedical science is of eminent importance for the targeted development, evaluation, and optimization of the instrument. Its immediate application in specific areas of research will result in key publications, which contribute substantially to a successful introduction of the new technology into the market. Importantly, the product is introduced not merely as a technical device, but an entire scientific approach is offered complete with protocols, instructions for quality control, and references to applications in sports science and clinical diagnosis.
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