Exercise-linked muscle peptide reduces fatty liver through ACE2 in mice
A study in diabetic mice with fatty liver found that exercise-linked muscle peptide MOTS-c reduced steatosis through an AMPK–ACE2 pathway.
A study in diabetic mice with fatty liver found that exercise-linked muscle peptide MOTS-c reduced steatosis through an AMPK–ACE2 pathway.
A macrophage-targeted TIMD4 peptide nanoparticle reduced inflammation and monocyte recruitment in a mouse colitis model without establishing clinical benefit in ...
In mice, spinal Hsp90 inhibition enhanced morphine pain relief, and DUSP15 knockdown in CGRP neurons reversed that effect.
In a mouse model of rheumatoid arthritis, dipyridamole improved persistent muscle loss and dysfunction after joint inflammation subsided, alongside restored ...
Human tissue associations and cell experiments link NUAK1 and NUAK2 to colorectal cancer growth, migration and metabolic reprogramming through AMPK ...
Cell, tissue and mouse experiments link elevated SWAP70 to advanced human liver tumors and show that it supports hepatocellular carcinoma ...
A new review details how the cellular recycling pathway autophagy coordinates every stage of skin wound healing and how drugs, ...
New research shows that losing the mitochondrial enzyme Sirtuin 3 selectively impairs AMPK–Acc1 antilipogenic signaling in female fat cells, driving ...
Deep inside the neurons of an aging brain, mitochondria are quietly failing. These organelles, which supply the enormous energy demands ...
A new study reveals how the energy sensor AMPK stabilizes the oxygen-responsive protein HIF-2α to drive red blood cell maturation ...
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