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Circadian clock controls proteins associated with Alzheimer’s, study suggests
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Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), characterized by diminished memory ability, has yet to see any definitive treatment options. A new study from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute...
Is mycoprotein good for muscle growth?
The rates of protein synthesis in both rested and exercised skeletal muscle are increased by the ingestion of mycoprotein in comparison to milk protein.
Proteins...
Balanced protein intake important to retain muscle mass
Having a balanced protein intake across all meals can help prevent age-related muscle loss.
As we age, we lose muscle mass and muscle function, known...
How do cells regulate proteins that are on the outside of their membranes?
Scientists investigate how cells regulate
the proteins that are on the outside of their membranes. This research could
provide important clues to help develop treatments for...
Low production of a key protein is possibly linked to autism, study finds
A decrease in the production of the translocator protein is possibly linked to the development of autism, but more studies are needed for confirmation.
The...
Study investigates the benefits of a low-protein diet
A recent study investigating the benefits of a low-protein diet finds a strong association with a lower risk of cardiometabolic disease.
Proteins are made up...
Can high protein diets be harmful to kidneys in some people?
Kidney experts discussed two recent studies suggesting that high protein diets may be harmful to kidneys in some people.
Many popular diets advocate increasing protein...
How effective are protein shakes for post-gym muscle pain?
A new study examines the usefulness of protein shakes for minimizing muscle soreness after the gym.
It’s no secret that getting enough protein is important. ...
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