is a protein called Reverb, to coordinate the body's energy level in the timeframe of 24 hours. It acts on the circulation allowing oxygen to maintain a proper metabolism. The discovery of Reverb, anticipated by Science Express, was made by a group of researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, who conducted a study funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease, with the aim to find relations between the 'clock inside the human body and certain metabolic disorders such as obesity and diabetes. "Proteins such as Reverb - say the authors of the research - make up the human clock gears and understand the role they play is important to combat metabolic diseases." Specifically, the act regulating the activity of reverb can lead to reduction in the amount of glucose produced by liver cells. According to Lazard Mitchell, director of the American Metabolic Diseases of the University, "has opened the way for a new generation of therapies for diabetes."
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