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  1. ; ; (, Developmental Cell)
    The incorporation of mitochondria into early eukaryotes established organelle-based biochemistry and enabled metazoan development. Diverse mitochondrial biochemistry is essential for life and its homeostatic control via mitochondrial dynamics supports organelle quality and function. Mitochondria crosstalk with numerous regulated cell death (RCD) pathways to control the decision to die. In this review, we will focus on apoptosis and ferroptosis, two distinct forms of RCD, that utilize divergent signaling to kill a targeted cell. We will highlight how proteins and processes involved in mitochondrial dynamics maintain biochemically diverse subcellular compartments to support apoptosis and ferroptosis machinery; as well as unite disparate RCD pathways through dual control of organelle biochemistry and the decision to die. 
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