Exercício Físico e PGC1α

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Neste episódio convidamos o Cientista Paulo Jannig, pós-doutorando pelo Instituto Karolisnka e doutor pela Universidade de São Paulo. Nosso papo foi sobre o PGC1α, proteína estudado por Paulo em seu doutorado. PGC1α é uma proteína que coordena o processo de formação de novas mitocôndrias e está intimamente relacionada com o Exercício Físico. *Link do artigo abaixo: Nos mande um email se desejar obter o artigo apresentado.

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