Abstract
Using an original cytobiochemical method to study oxidation in mitochondria, preserving their native network organization within cells in a blood smear, we have revealed a hyperactive state of succinate dehydrogenase that arises in the organism under physiological stress. This is generally consistent with the notion of non-equilibrium state of enzymes during their activity. The mechanism moderating the succinate dehydrogenase hyperactivity is based on full-fledged functioning of α-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase, sup-ported by oxidation of isocitrate.
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