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Stephanoside B changes metabolism-related gene activity and extends daily rhythm timing in muscle cells

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Abstract

Gymnema (G.) inodorum extracts may influence skeletal muscle metabolism and circadian regulation.

  • Bioactive compounds from Gymnema, such as gymnemic acid and stephanosides, are known to suppress fat cell formation.
  • The effects of these compounds on muscle cells have not been fully explored until now.
  • This study focuses on their impact within differentiated C2C12 muscle cells.
  • Findings may reveal new insights into how these compounds interact with muscle metabolism.

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