British scientists discover protein that controls stomach diastomy
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Last Update: 2020-07-03
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British scientists have discovered two new proteins that control the diastocytIf they are developed on this basis to stop gastric diastocytosis, they say, it could open up a new way to treat obesityScientists at University College London, England, discovered two proteins called P
2
Y1 and P
2
Y11, which control rapid and slow gastric diastosis, BBC 3 reportedScientists said that the stomach in the "rest" state of the internal capacity is generally about 75 ml, but after the gastric wall muscle layer stretch, the stomach capacity can be expanded to2liters, so that people can eat food and so onThe process of "getting larger" is controlled by the nerves in the stomach wall, which release the associated molecules, stimulate the muscle cells and the P
2Y1 and P
2Y11 proteins, and then cause the stomach wall to stretchDrBrian King, who was involved in the study, believes that preventing the P2Y11 protein from working , that is, the slow diastomy that controls the stomach, may be a future research direction for obesity drugs If drugs can be developed to stop the P2Y11 protein from working , people may eat because of limited stomach capacity, this could provide a new way to control weight At present, , generally use gastric strapping or gastric folding to reduce the maximum capacity of the stomach, but these surgical weight loss surgery may bring serious side effects
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