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الصحة والعلوم الشرق الأوسط
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A scientific study has shown that engaging in exercise can help the elderly restore muscle strength and reduce age-related deterioration. The study revealed that physical activity contributes to lowering the levels of the gene "DEAF1," which in turn restores the balance of the "mTORC1" pathway within muscle cells and enhances their ability to regenerate and restructure. The findings confirm that sports activity is not just a means of fitness but a vital process that aids in repairing muscle cells and improving their functions, with potential implications for treating muscle weakness associated with diseases and aging.
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