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National Institutes of Health–Supported Research on Ultraprocessed Foods

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By Bramaramba Kowtha, Liberty Walton, Tanya Agurs-Collins, Mariam Barak, Nicholas J Jury
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Supplement. eTable. Summary of National Institutes of Health–Supported Research Projects Focusing on Ultraprocessed Foods Figure 1. Flow Diagram Showing the Process Used to Identify National Institutes of Health–Supported Ultraprocessed Foods (UPF) Research Projects (opens in new tab) Figure 2. Bar Graph Showing Total Funding Amounts of National Institutes of Health–Supported Ultraprocessed Foods Research Projects Per Fiscal Year (opens in new tab) Table.
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Molecular underpinnings of physical activity and resilience: A brief overview of the state‐of‐science and research design needs

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By Jennifer Baumgartner, Bramaramba Kowtha, Gabriela Riscuta, Yunling Gao
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8 CONCLUSION Overall, the current understanding of the molecular mechanisms evoked by PA shows that PA/PE induces numerous metabolic and cellular adaptations such as altered gene transcription and translation, epigenetic modifications, increased muscle oxidative capacity and mass, and improved cardiovascular and respiratory function over time.
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