Abstract
A paper recently published in BBA Molecular Cell Research by Cui Y. et al.[1] captured our attention. It reports the identification of a novel yeast mitochondrial Mg2+ transporter, with exciting implications for a better characterization of mitochondrial magnesium homeostasis and its role in cellular (patho)physiology.The idea that mitochondria may serve as functional intracellular magnesium stores, from or to where it can be mobilized in response to (patho)physiological stimuli, is not unprecedented. [...]
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