WIDESPREAD AND ENZYMEINDEPENDENT N EPSILON-ACETYLATION AND N?-SUCCINYLATION OF PROTEINS IN THE CHEMICAL CONDITIONS OF THE MITOCHONDRIAL MATRIX
By G. R. Wagner, R. Payne. 2013
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- Acetyl-CoA and the Regulation of Metabolism: Mechanisms and Consequences (2015, background): “Non-enzymatic acetylation or acylation may be especially prominent within the mitochondria [43,46,48,49], which is thought to have higher acetyl-CoA concentrations and higher pH, thereby increasing the Shi and Tu Page 4”