Ex vivo muscle physiology techniques provide a reliable and reproducible approach for quantitatively evaluating skeletal muscle function by enabling direct assessment of intrinsic contractile properties under controlled conditions.
EMS applied during LPS-induced systemic inflammation exacerbated skeletal muscle atrophy and was associated with activation of IL-6/STAT3-C/EBPδ signaling and proteolytic pathways.
Shino Matsukawa, Shinichi Kai, Hideya Seo et al.· Anesthesia and Analgesia· 0 citations
The observed effect size data indicates that NMES with prolonged time-under-tension may be the best strategy to optimally stimulate MPS, the physiological process required for muscle mass maintenance/hypertrophy.
Sawsan Abdul-Hamid, Pardeep Pabla, Nerys Feeney-Howells et al.· British Journal of Surgery· 0 citations
The priming effect, whereby prior exercise alters responses to subsequent exercise, has been characterized mainly using systemic measures (e.g., pulmonary oxygen uptake kinetics), whereas muscle microvascular mechanisms and sex-specific responses remain unclear. We used diffuse correlation spectroscopy combined with ne...
Haruka Mizuno, Mikie Nakabayashi, Yumie Ono et al.· American Journal of Physiolo...· 0 citations
Intramuscular fat grafting resulted in transient graft survival followed by fibrosis and structural remodeling without functional improvement at 6 months, suggesting a primarily structural rather than regenerative role.
C. Kim, Bhavana Thota, Ariane Lazzarini et al.· Aesthetic surgery journal· 0 citations
EE facilitates muscle repair more effectively than CE by promoting the release of mEVs enriched in pro‐regenerative lipid metabolites, which suggests EE‐mEVs as a promising biological therapeutic strategy for muscle injury, particularly in cases where exercise is not feasible.
Yining Zhou, Xiaoyan Shao, Pan Zhang et al.· Journal of Cachexia, Sarcope...· 0 citations
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