A protein that has been found to absolutely annihilate the HIV virus in Rhesus monkey cultures. Loyola researchers believe that the protein should do the same in the HIV strain present in humans. Bono should be excited as well.
The research team, led by Edward M. Campbell, Ph.D, used a $225,000 piece of equipment called a wide-field “deconvolution” microscope, slid a culture of HIV beneath its lens, attached proteins colored with fluorescent particles to make the TRIM5a cultures effectively glow and observed the results. What they saw was stunning: six previously identified amino acids—out of 500—were working in unison to inhibit the virus.
How exactly does the TRIM5a protein kill HIV? TRIM5a latches onto HIV and then unleashes its various constituent amino acids, which, like a frenzied mob, devastate the retrovirus. Think of it as a Trojan Horse with the protein acting as the horse and the amino acids as the pillaging Greeks hidden inside.
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nope.. just modify ur diet and exercise. going to the gym doesn;t mean anything if u just gonna sit there lol....
u got 45 mins and hit it and hit it hard... targeted a muscle group.
try change porportion.. like add more healthy
First off, your big appetite is your body's way of making sure that you meet your energy needs. If you are exercising to muscle exhaustion the last thing you want to do is to reduce your appetite and cut your energy intake. This is a bit of a paradox