Thank you so much for your reply Neli. I think that I understand your writing perfectly, you should be proud of your English, not apologising! So...
How is an isolated calcium mobilisation defect proof of autoimmunity?
CK levels are thought to decrease with inactivity due to not being released from muscle fibres. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9443588).
Running trend in these kind of studies, seems to me, to be disturbances to lipid utilisation and maybe the TCA cycle?
There are more but some are differentially expressed between tissues. I wonder if multiple could be at play?
Nuclear genes encode for mitochondrial proteins. mtDNA also codes for mitochondrial proteins. Some complexes, for example, possess subunits...
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