Luis C. López is Full Professor of Physiology, PI of the MiToLab-UGR (http://wpd.ugr.es/~luisca/), member of the cts101 group (https://grupoinvestigacion-cts101.es/) and scientific director of the “Aging Disorders ®esearch Unit: Learning mechanisms and Treatments” (AD®ULT – https://wpd.ugr.es/~unete-uex/). He las lead a variety of international and national grants. He has more than 95 publications and a H index of 51. He has experience in transfer activities, including patents already licensed and evaluation of PoC projects. Email: luisca@ugr.es

Dr. Laura Jiménez (pharmacist) is a postdoctoral researcher with extensive experience in animal models of diseases and the evaluation of pharmacological approaches in vivo. She has previously worked in the biopharma industry for five years, including two years in Finland. Email: laurajimsan@gmail.com

Sara Torres (biochemist) is Assistant Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. She has previously worked in the field of immunology in Spain and Denmark. Email: storres@ugr.es

Dr. Elena Díaz (biologist) is Assistant Professor of Physiology. She has worked in different labs and fields of research among the life sciences domain. She is currently leading the generation and characterization of new models of primary and secondary mitochondrial dysfunction, and in the evaluation of different therapeutic approaches on those animal models. Email: elenadiaz@ugr.es

Pilar González (pharmacist) is a fourth-year PhD student. She is working on the evaluation of the effects of analogs of the Coenzyme Q precursors in wild-type and mutant mice with primary Coenzyme Q deficiency. Email: pgonzalez@ugr.es

Sergio López (pharmacist) is a second-year PhD student. He is working the use of TL-100 derived products in a genetic mouse model of obesity. Email: sergiolopez@ugr.es

Julia Corral (biotechnologist) is a second-year PhD student. She is working in the characterization of new animals’ models of mitochondrial diseases. Email: jucorsa@gmail.com

Agustín Hidalgo-Gutiérrez (biologist) is a postdoctoral researcher. He was involved in the identification of TL-100 as a compound to reduce the content of WAT. He is currently in a postdoctoral period at Columbia University (USA) under the Marie Curie Global Fellowship Program. Email: ah3591@cumc.columbia.edu

Juan Manuel Rodríguez (biologist) is a postdoctoral researcher. He has previously worked in the characterization of specific mechanisms of mitochondrial dynamics in the Basque Centre for Biophysics. Email: juanmanuel.martinez@ehu.eus