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Exercise is Lose weightBut some people seem to tend to lose weight more easily than others, and a new study that highlights subtle differences in classes of molecules involved in metabolism may help explain why.

The molecule in question is a protein called PGC-1⍺, which is involved in the breakdown of carbohydrates and fats. Linked The mechanisms and processes behind the relationship between exercise and body weight are unclear.

In this new study, a team of experts from across Japan discovered that multiple variants of PGC-1⍺ are indeed involved, and that it is these variants, PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc, that actually confer the benefits of exercise and weight loss.

Kazuhiro Nomura, a biomedical scientist at Kobe University, and his team found that increased expression of mutant PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc genes in mice in response to exercise signals other parts of the body to increase energy output.

The team tested mice and 10 male subjects on a treadmill and an exercise bike, respectively, and then took small tissue samples to see what was happening in terms of muscle metabolism. Fat Burningoxygen consumption, etc.

To specifically test for the production of PGC-1α, we bred mice lacking the PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc proteins. Mice that did not receive the protein became obese and had excessive levels of insulin in their blood.

In a human study, researchers included a group of men classified as insulin intolerant, a condition known to reduce PGC-1α levels. They found that exercise increased levels of both PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc, resulting in the body’s metabolism functioning more efficiently.

These findings suggest that the ability to produce PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc is somehow linked to how easy it is to maintain weight, a finding the scientists expected. Previous research.

“The hypothesis that skeletal muscle genes determine susceptibility to obesity was correct.” To tell Wataru Ogawa, an endocrinologist at Kobe University in Japan;

As with any new discovery, the results of this finding are not entirely clear, so future studies are needed to explore these processes in larger, more diverse groups of people.

However, this is why the ratio of exercise to weight loss is It’s not the same for everyoneAlthough there are undoubtedly many factors involved, if we can artificially control the activity of PGC-1αb and PGC-1αc in the future, it could lead to entirely new types of weight-loss treatments.

“If we can find a substance that increases types B and C, it could lead to the development of drugs that increase energy expenditure during and without exercise.” To tell stream.

“Such drugs could potentially treat obesity independently of dietary restriction.”

This study Molecular Metabolism.

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