CoQ 10 biosynthesis pathway CoQ 10 biosynthesis pathway is initiated in the cytosol where the isoprene tail is made from the conversion of mevalonate, a key intermediate involved in the synthesis of cholesterol and dolichol and protein prenylation adducts (Trevisson et al., PDSS1 and PDSS2 genes ( COQ1 ) (Kawamukai, COQ2 -encoded polyprenyl transferase (Laredj et al., COQ ) (Bentinger et al., CoQ 10 deficiency syndrome CoQ 10 deficiencies are based on decreased CoQ 10 levels and can be measured in skeletal muscle and/or skin fibroblast from patients suffering these rare (frequency less than 1:100000) inherited clinically and genetically heterogeneous diseases that impair oxidative phosphorylation and other mitochondrial functions (Desbats et al., 10 deficiency can be caused by mutations in COQ genes that encode proteins of the CoQ biosynthesis pathway (primary deficiency) or as a secondary deficiency caused by defects in other mitochondrial functions that are indirectly involved in the biosynthesis of CoQ 10 (Doimo et al., Primary CoQ 10 deficiency is characterized by highly heterogeneous clinical signs, with the severity and symptoms varying greatly as is the age of onset, which can be from birth to the seventh decade, and beyond (Salviati et al., 10 deficiency are: (1) steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome without mutations in NPHS1 and/or NPHS2 genes particularly when associated with deafness, retinopathy, and other neurological defects

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