At the University of Surrey, researchers have discovered how the receptors responsible for contractions in the bladder, regulate the body's clock genes. The new study, published in iThe FASEB Journal/i, has found that this clock activity in turn regulates the cycle of all cells in the body. The team of researchers also discovered that the local biological clock and its control are weakened in ageing bladders, demonstrating the importance of the clock in bladder ...Sunday 24 August 2014
Overactive Bladder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome Treatment Advanced Through New Research
At the University of Surrey, researchers have discovered how the receptors responsible for contractions in the bladder, regulate the body's clock genes. The new study, published in iThe FASEB Journal/i, has found that this clock activity in turn regulates the cycle of all cells in the body. The team of researchers also discovered that the local biological clock and its control are weakened in ageing bladders, demonstrating the importance of the clock in bladder ...
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