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Watermelon juice relieves post-exercise muscle soreness

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Burnt sugar derivative reduces muscle wasting in fly and mouse muscular dystrophy

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Testosterone dose direct to liver could end wasting disease

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Massage is promising for muscle recovery

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health, Uncategorized

The mystery behind the building of muscle

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Researchers at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute have discovered two proteins that are essential for the fusion of muscle cells to build muscle fibres. Their discovery might help us better understand and treat illnesses such as muscle-wasting disorde…

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health, Uncategorized

Extreme cold good for exercise recovery

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Athletes go to great lengths to protect their muscles and recover from exercise-induced muscle damage, but there has been little work to determine what methods are most effective.
Now, a study published in the Dec. 7 issue of the online journal PLoS …

Categories Health, Uncategorized

Trichinosis parasite gets DNA decoded

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Scientists have decoded the DNA of the parasitic worm that causes trichinosis, a disease linked to eating raw or undercooked pork or carnivorous wild game animals, such as bear and walrus.
After analyzing the genome, investigators at Washin…

Categories Blog Entry, Health, Life & Non-humans

Structural defects precede functional decline in heart muscle

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The disruption of a structural component in heart muscle cells, which is associated with heart failure, appears to occur even before heart function starts to decline, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Iowa Roy J. and L…

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New molecular signaling cascade increases glucose uptake

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Skeletal muscles combust both lipids and carbohydrates during exercise. The carbohydrates consist of both glycogen stored in the muscles as well as glucose extracted from the blood. Being a major sink for glucose disposal, skeletal muscle represents…

Categories Blog Entry, Health

Novel autoantibodies identified in patients with necrotizing myopathy

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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have identified a subgroup of patients with necrotizing myopathy who have a novel autoantibody specificity that makes them potential candidates for immunosuppressive therapy. The complete st…

Categories Blog Entry, Health

‘Immortalized’ Cells Enable Researchers to Grow Human Arteries

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In a combination of bioengineering and cancer research, a team of Duke University Medical Center researchers has made the first arteries from non-embryonic tissues in the laboratory, an important step toward growing human arteries outside of the body for use in coronary artery bypass surgery.

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