g0 FY2018 Annual Report Figure 3
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Figure 3. A study by the G0 Cell Unit and Kyoto University researchers suggests that fasting, which puts the body in “starvation mode,” leads to fuel substitution, antioxidation, increased mitochondrial activation and altered signal transduction.
Date:
28 February 2024
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