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Why do many mitochondrial diseases have neuromuscular components?

April 26, 2017components diseases mitochondrial neuromuscular

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Why do many mitochondrial diseases have neuromuscular components?

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While the precise reason for this observation is not know, the current belief is that the brain and muscle are differentially affected in mitochondrial disease owing to their high-energy demands.