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body builder effect

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Studying the body builder effect leads to a novel pathway in cancer growth

September 19, 2017anabolism, body builder effect, cancer growth, catabolism, melanoma, mTORC1, rare genetic diseases

The nutrient-activated kinase complex mTORC1, which has been known to be involved in an organism’s adaptation to food availability after starvation and physical exercise, has

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Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

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