Protein 'Hulk' Must Increase Muscle Without Sports

Protein 'Hulk' Must Increase Muscle Without Sports.
In order to increase muscle, men usually need not bother to first at the gym. But now researchers have discovered a new protein with a protein known as 'Hulk', which can increase muscle exercise painlessly.

Australian researchers have found a way to block the proteins 'Hulk', called Grb10, in the uterus so as to develop the muscles bigger and stronger in the future.

The latest findings, published in the FASEB Journal, suggests that the protein Grb10 regulate muscle development, and may have important implications for a variety of conditions associated with muscle wasting such as injury, muscular dystrophy, type 2 diabetes and inflammation of muscles.

"By identifying the mechanisms that regulate muscle development, our work has revealed a new potential strategy for increasing muscle mass," said study author J. Lowenna Holt of the Diabetes and Obesity Research Program at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney, Australia, as reported by medicaldaily, Saturday (01/09/2012).

In this study, researchers conducted tests on rats. Holts and his team compared two groups of rats, the experimental group had Grb10 gene disruption so it's really muscular, with a control group with functional Grb10 have normal muscles.

After checking muscles both adult and infant rats, researchers found that the changes caused by the loss of function of Grb10 mainly occurs during fetal development.

Not only that, the researchers found the rats in the experimental group had more muscle fibers.

Although blocking this protein can increase muscle without exercise, but researchers caution 'classic recipes' to enlarge the muscles are still valid.

"If you want big muscles, classic recipes still apply such as lifting heavy objects, eating and sleeping right and check out the hormones. Yet this study shows that when we understand the basic science of how the muscle fibers to grow and multiply, we will be able to lift weights muscle disease for many patients, "said Dr. Gerald Weissmann, editor in chief of The FASEB Journal.
Protein 'Hulk' Must Increase Muscle Without Sports.