New evidence explains how warming-up enhances muscle performance Date: October 26, 2023 Source: Osaka University Summary: Researchers have investigated the effect of increased cell temperature on ...

Sweet taste receptors in the heart: A new pathway for cardiac regulation New research shows that the heart can sense sweeteners and can increase the force of heart muscle contraction in response ...

This new study is the first to identify specific “sweet taste” receptors, known as TAS1R2 and TAS1R3, on the surface of heart muscle cells. Racing heart ...

But we're proposing a more direct consequence, where we have a spike in our blood sugar after eating a meal, and that's binding to these sweet taste receptors on the heart muscle cells, causing a ...

But we're proposing a more direct consequence, where we have a spike in our blood sugar after eating a meal, and that's binding to these sweet taste receptors on the heart muscle cells, causing a ...

Heart can sense artificial sweeteners: Study Updated on: 16 February,2025 11:49 AM IST | Mumbai IANS | ...

“But we're proposing a more direct consequence, where we have a spike in our blood sugar after eating a meal, and that's binding to these sweet taste receptors on the heart muscle cells, causing ...

Cardiomyopathies, broadly categorized as hypo- or hyper-contractile, vary in severity based on underlying biophysical disruptions. 35% of genetic cardiomyopathies are due to mutations in the cardiac ...

But we're proposing a more direct consequence, where we have a spike in our blood sugar after eating a meal, and that's binding to these sweet taste receptors on the heart muscle cells, causing a ...

This new study is the first to identify specific "sweet taste" receptors, known as TAS1R2 and TAS1R3, on the surface of heart muscle cells. The work was presented at the 69th Biophysical Society ...