Sentences with phrase «energy deprivation»

However, the underlying physiological mechanisms contributing to the loss of skeletal muscle during energy deprivation are not well described.

Dogs fed diets with too few digestible nutrients or too much sugar will either suffer energy deprivation or will become obese.

This government - imposed energy deprivation is already driving families into energy poverty and sending more jobs overseas.

AMPK is the reverse fuel gauge of the cell (AMPK goes up as cellular energy stores of ATP deplete) and only increases with prolonged energy deprivation.

AMPK gets stimulated by situations of cellular energy deprivation, in which the body has to rev up its metabolic processes to keep producing more power.

Acute energy deprivation affects skeletal muscle protein synthesis and associated intracellular signaling proteins in physically active adults

Similarly, muscle Akt phosphorylation was decreased in healthy young adults after a 10 - d period of moderate energy deprivation (− 2092 kJ / d or − 500 kcal / d)(18), further implying that the muscle loss observed during energy restriction may in part be due to increases in caspase 3 and UP activity.

Certainly the time change doesn't help, but the biggest factor in holiday energy deprivation for me is the amount of extra energy expended parenting my kids away from the safety of our house.

The fact that regulatory actions may well cause prolonged energy deprivation, poverty, unemployment, disease, malnutrition or premature death is irrelevant to them.

Madison Czerwinski, Executive Vice President and former Senior Researcher at Environmental Progress, explores the factors driving the construction and cancellation of nuclear power plants and the politics of energy deprivation and development in impoverished countries.