Bolivia-Mount Chacaltaya 2012
From Bioblast
AltitudeOmics 2012
"If we can figure out how the body responds to hypoxia there are implications for cancer, heart, lung and blood disease. It could have enormous reach." - Robert Roach, Director of the Altitude Research Center, School of Medicine, University of Colorado, USA
MitoCom Tyrol participated in the AltitudeOmics 2012 project - scientists were using high-resolution respirometry to study mitochondrial function at 5,240 m in Bolivia, Mt. Chacaltaya.
