Scientists discover a hidden switch that burns fat and blocks new fat cells
A newly identified protein switch, MTCH2, ignites fat burning in human cells and blocks new fat cell formation, sparking metabolic research.
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A newly identified protein switch, MTCH2, ignites fat burning in human cells and blocks new fat cell formation, sparking metabolic research.
Study links body clock, diet, and temperature control to fat burning
A new breathalyser technology can detect fat metabolism from a single exhalation, sparking interest in personal health monitoring.
Researchers have identified a protein switch in human cells that controls whether the body stores or burns fat.