The Effect of Overnutrition on Mediated Collagen in Drosophila Melanogaster Physiology

Obesity affects approximately 13% of the adult population, resulting in excessive fat cell deposition and metabolic dysfunction. Collagen, a protein that supports skin regeneration, muscle building, pain relief, is studied Drosophila melanogaster under different diet conditions. This experiment aims to test whether overnutrition physiology collagen due any anatomical changes Melanogaster, more commonly known as fruit flies. The research conducted over several weeks utilizes two diets: an obesity-inducing containing glucose coconut oil traditional blue food medium, yeast, water. study groups include wild-type, collagen-mutated, obesity-mutated group, with multiple assays measuring how each population their levels. results reveal obese group experienced higher consumption levels but had lower locomotive ability than other groups. Hydroxyproline, building amino acid for collagen, were obesity mutant wild-type mutated group. shows organisms are influenced by both movement. on diet, decreased movement related increased intake neural activity. high-fat high-sugar suppressed neuronal autophagy, created inaccurate hunger satiety perceptions, deposition. Anatomical observed collagen-heavy tissue areas, whereas activity feeding rates behavioral changes. emphasized importance healthy exercise promoting overall health.