contents. 6-PPDQ has potential to bind to ATP-2, F58F12.1, ASB-1, and Y82E9BR.3. Therefore, potential direct effect of 6-PPDQ exposure in disrupting complex V was suggested to decrease the ATP content in organisms.
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