Researcher Chris Morrison and his team were awarded the grant by the National Institutes of Health. The money will be dispersed over four years and will support research into how the brain detects changes in protein intake and how reduced protein intake drives adaptive changes in metabolism and food intake.
Researcher Chris Morrison and his team were awarded the grant by the National Institutes of Health.
The money will be dispersed over four years and will support research into how the brain detects changes in protein intake and how reduced protein intake drives adaptive changes in metabolism and food intake.
"Dietary protein plays a critical role in metabolism and overall health, and our brain monitors our nutritional state and responds when protein intake is reduced," Morrison said.
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Researcher Chris Morrison and his team were awarded the grant by the National Institutes of Health. The money will be dispersed over four years and will support research into how the brain detects changes in protein intake and how reduced protein intake drives adaptive changes in metabolism and food intake. "Dietary protein plays a critical role in metabolism and overall health, and our brain monitors our nutritional state and responds when protein intake is reduced," Morrison said.
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