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Annapoorna Kuppuswamy (@ScienceLeeds) makes a case for why #phenotyping fatigue is a necessary step to fully understand #pathophysiology, which in turn is essential for the development of robust treatments✍️ 💭 📜 Read the #TopicalReview: buff.ly/3Cs5kIZ

Dean Sampson and CU President Todd Saliman were in Washington, D.C., this week for meetings with U.S. Reps. Jason Crow and Diana DeGette. During the discussions, they emphasized the importance of NIH funding to support life-saving research.

This one found obesity, sarcopenia, and sarcopenic obesity to increase the risk of hypertension and that inflammation and insulin resistance mediate these associations.

Slow loading (e.g via isometrics) allow the weaker parts of the tendon to get an anabolic stimulus. Mechanistically, this suggests that slower, lower intensity loading in addition to dynamic loading can optimise tendon function. via K Tam & Keith Baar sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Bridging the gap between research and clinical practice! 🩺 The RESTORE Team presented on using implementation science to empower clinicians and researchers at #APTACSM. 👏Thanks to all for the exciting discussions on translating evidence into action! American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

Exercise has powerful neuroprotective effects. But does intensity matter? Muscle contractions release myokines—chemical messengers that boost BDNF, a key driver of neuroplasticity, learning, memory, and brain resilience. Emerging evidence suggests high-intensity exercise may

Please check out our new review with Tyler Churchward-Venne Muscle Health: What are the potential mechanisms of fatigue-induced skeletal muscle hypertrophy with low-load resistance exercise training? | AJP-Cell Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.11…

🔬 We are recruiting a post-doc fellow to join #3maplab at CU Anschutz Medical Campus & VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System in support of our VA BLRD & CSRD Collaborative Merit Review Award study re: intrinsic capacity + post-hospitalization muscle atrophy💪 📢For more info lnkd.in/gdu6T3v7 #sarcopenia | #aging

Happy reading, by ⁦Gustavo Duque⁩ Giovanni Lombardi and I. ⁦⁦UniMelb MDHS⁩ Bone and muscle crosstalk in ageing and disease | Nature Reviews Endocrinology nature.com/articles/s4157…

Out in this month's issue of Aging Cell. Motor neurons do better in the presence of primary human muscle cells from older exercisers vs non-exercisers 🙏Lundbeckfonden for the Ascending Investigator grant 4 years ago to see this work through doi.org/10.1111/acel.1…

Interesting findings. The methods are also super high-level!

Bie et al. Nature Communications showcase a groundbreaking in vivo imaging technique for glycogen measurement in human muscle, highlighting its potential to unveil complex glycogen kinetics. This advancement offers acurate insights into muscle recovery processes! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Research Article by B Bizet et al (Nantes Université Sylvain Dorel Cuba Guy Ricardo J. Andrade) Eight weeks of eccentric training at long-muscle length increases fascicle length independently of adaptations in passive mechanical properties 🔓ow.ly/UF6r50VrAWs

Our most comprehensive review ever! With twiterless Amira Klip and Philip Bilan. #nexs A Comprehensive View of Muscle Glucose Uptake: Regulation by Insulin, Contractile Activity and Exercise | Physiological Reviews | American Physiological Society journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Perspectives on the interpretation of mitochondrial responses during skeletal muscle disuse-induced atrophy physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JP…

In this one, relative muscle power (force times velocity divided by body weight) was a stronger risk indicator and predictor of mortality than relative strength (handgrip strength divided by body weight) in middle-aged and older men and women.

Women experience faster, earlier muscle decline with age. New data from Steven O'Bryan and co. in women aged 18–80 found the steepest declines begin in the 4th decade, around menopause. Why sex-specific research matters - as does tailored strategies to help women age stronger.

Using percentages of 1RM (instead of rep maxes) for programming doesn't really make any sense from a physiological point of view because of the wide variation between individuals. Also, different exercises have their own profiles, as shown in this study.

We are in the final stretch, COPRH Con is next week! Already registered? Make sure to check out the agenda for more information about presenters, conference talks, and panels: medschool.cuanschutz.edu/accords/cores-… CCTSI