Sentences with phrase «published in cell metabolism»

A Canadian study published in Cell Metabolism this September suggests leptin — a hormone most associated with regulating feelings of hunger and satiety — may contribute to the rewarding effects of running.

A University of Sydney study published in Cell Metabolism reveals calorie intake increases as protein intake decreases.

In a recent study published in Cell Metabolism, Dr. Wrann and colleagues from the Harvard Medical School demonstrated that endurance exercise led to the up - regulation in the hippocampus of a muscle protein known as FNDC5.

The research, published in Cell Metabolism, identified the role of a particular protein, IL - 6, released by cancer cells even before cachexia manifests.

The study published in Cell Metabolism reports a mechanism by which two types of brain cells, neurons and glia, normally support each other's functions.

The drug, SRT1720, kept mice with high - calorie diets from becoming obese or diabetic, according to a study published in Cell Metabolism [subscription required].

The study, recently published in Cell Metabolism, also found that beige fat, unlike the better - known white and brown fat, has interesting anti-diabetic effects on blood sugar metabolism that seem independent of temperature regulation.

Publishing in Cell Metabolism researchers report that there are no significant differences between two 1 - week - long dietary interventions, one including consumption of white bread and the other wholewheat sourdough bread.

Not exact matches

Middle - aged people who eat protein - heavy diets are four times as likely to die of cancer as those who eat only a little protein, according to the study, which was published in the journal Cell Metabolism.

The Penn team published their findings this week in the cover article of Cell Metabolism.

But a study published by Cell Press March 3rd in Cell Metabolism reveals that dietary salt could have a biological advantage: defending the body against invading microbes.

The findings, which will be published April 28 in Cell Metabolism, highlight the importance of two genes not previously implicated directly in pancreatic function, and show that the pancreas continues to develop and mature during the first decades of life.

These conclusions are published in the leading scientific journal Cell Metabolism.

The study is published in the scientific journal Cell Metabolism.

In a new study published online May 28 in the journal Cell Metabolism, Knutson and colleagues found that mice lacking ZIP14 — when mated with mice with hemochromatosis — did not load iron in the liveIn a new study published online May 28 in the journal Cell Metabolism, Knutson and colleagues found that mice lacking ZIP14 — when mated with mice with hemochromatosis — did not load iron in the livein the journal Cell Metabolism, Knutson and colleagues found that mice lacking ZIP14 — when mated with mice with hemochromatosis — did not load iron in the livein the liver.

Two studies published in the June issue of Cell Metabolism clarify how a protein regulates fat burning when the body switches from carbohydrates to fat reserves for energy.

In a study published today in Cell Metabolism, UT Southwestern researchers identify a hormone that acts on the brain to increase the desire to drink water in response to specific nutrient stresses that can cause dehydratioIn a study published today in Cell Metabolism, UT Southwestern researchers identify a hormone that acts on the brain to increase the desire to drink water in response to specific nutrient stresses that can cause dehydratioin Cell Metabolism, UT Southwestern researchers identify a hormone that acts on the brain to increase the desire to drink water in response to specific nutrient stresses that can cause dehydratioin response to specific nutrient stresses that can cause dehydration.

The study was led by MSc Joni Nikkanen in the research group of Professor Anu Suomalainen - Wartiovaara, University of Helsinki, and the results were published in a distinguished science journal, Cell Metabolism.

THE STUDY «Endocrine Regulation of Energy Metabolism by the Skeleton» by Na Kyung Lee et al., published in Cell, August 10, 2007.

The results of the scientists» research have now been published in the journal Cell Metabolism.

The findings, published April 28 in Cell Metabolism, are the first comprehensive lipidomic profile of human platelets in response to stimulation and aspirin treatment.

«Boosting serotonin signaling has been seen as a viable strategy for weight loss in people, but our results hint that boosting serotonin plus adrenaline should produce more potent effects — and there is already some evidence that that's the case,» said TSRI Assistant Professor Supriya Srinivasan, who was principal investigator for the study, published online before print on October 10, 2013 by the journal Cell Metabolism.

The basics of glycogen biology are thought to be well established, but a study in rodents published July 5th in the journal Cell Metabolism turns long - standing assumptions on their head.

The research was published online on October 8th in the journal Cell Metabolism.

The results, which are published in the journal Cell Metabolism, can ultimately give rise to new obesity and diabetes drugs.

The findings, published online October 10 in the Cell Press journal Cell Metabolism, may be useful for designing drugs that utilize this exercise - induced molecule to guard against neurodegenerative diseases and improve cognition in the aging population.

In a paper published August 13 in Cell Metabolism, the researchers show how, contrary to popular claims, restricting dietary fat can lead to greater body fat loss than carb restriction, even though a low - carb diet reduces insulin and increases fat burninIn a paper published August 13 in Cell Metabolism, the researchers show how, contrary to popular claims, restricting dietary fat can lead to greater body fat loss than carb restriction, even though a low - carb diet reduces insulin and increases fat burninin Cell Metabolism, the researchers show how, contrary to popular claims, restricting dietary fat can lead to greater body fat loss than carb restriction, even though a low - carb diet reduces insulin and increases fat burning.

«Additionally, we showed that obesity increases the number and activity of NK cells in abdominal fat but not in other tissues,» says Lee, senior author on a paper published online in Cell Metabolism.

Better understanding of the beta - cell proliferation process eventually may lead toward therapies for diabetes patients, whose supplies of these cells often shrink over time, says Rohit Kulkarni, M.D., Ph.D., a Joslin Senior Investigator and senior author on a paper about the work published in the journal Cell Metabolcell proliferation process eventually may lead toward therapies for diabetes patients, whose supplies of these cells often shrink over time, says Rohit Kulkarni, M.D., Ph.D., a Joslin Senior Investigator and senior author on a paper about the work published in the journal Cell MetabolCell Metabolism.

Results published by the Altieri laboratory demonstrated that these molecules accumulate in mitochondria of tumor cells, where they physically interact with components of the organelle permeability transition as well as with a number of regulators of bioenergetics, including the control of protein production, lipid metabolism and ATP generation.

Results of the study from Eric Verdin's lab at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging in Novato, CA are published in the September 5th issue of Cell Metabolism.

Impact Factor: 16.747 Issues Per Year: 12 issues per year Aims and Scope: Cell Metabolism publishes reports of novel results in metabolic biology, from molecular and cellular biology to translational studies.

A new study published today in the journal Cell Metabolism looks into why Labrador retrievers in particular are so motivated by food.

The paper, co-authored by BSI member Dr Madhav Kishore and published in Immunity, reports that modulating regulatory T cell metabolism can cause their increased migration into tissues.

The report is published in the journal Cell Metabolism.

The researchers publish the study in Cell Metabolism and the first authors are Sara Ramírez and Alicia G. Gómez - Valadés, both at IDIBAPS.

A 2015 study in mice, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, found that following a calorie - restricted diet that mimics fasting for five days a month for three months may promote a longer life and also reduce the risk factors for a number of conditions, including certain cancers, diabetes, and heart disease.

Here in Australia we were bombarded with headlines about the risks of consuming a high protein diet due to another study conducted by the University of Sydney, published in the same «Cell Metabolism» Journal as the one you have covered.

And if you don't believe me, Jim Johnson from the University of British Columbia just published a paper two months ago in cell metabolism where he has a beautiful animal model where they can regulate the amount of insulin that the animal makes, you know, from scratch, and whatever that insulin level is, that's how much that animal gains.

A study published in August by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (part of the National Institutes of Health) in the journal Cell Metabolism states that when low fat vs low carb diets were compared, a low fat diet led to faster body fat loss by 68 percent.

Meanwhile just the other day a report on a study that was published in the journal Cell Metabolism, not some touchy feely journal, huh?

Research published in 2013 in Science Translational Medicine shows that silver, in the form of dissolved ions, attacks bacterial cells in two ways: making the cell membrane more permeable, and interfering with the cell's metabolism.

A companion study published by the Buck Institute for Research on Aging in the same issue of Cell Metabolism shows that a ketogenic diet extends longevity and improves memory in aging mice.

Published in the recent issue of the journal Cell Metabolism, new data points to adrenalin levels produced by exercise as the key to thwarting malignant growth.

Puzzling though it may be, new research published in the journal Cell Metabolism, suggests just that.