Preservation of satellite cell number and regenerative potential with age reveals locomotory muscle bias

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@kaesser @HornbergerLab @AbigailMackey1 @MuscleScience Your comment makes me think of this study @kaesser https://t.co/yW9HwGwDt9

23 Oct 2022

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Preservation of satellite cell number and regenerative potential with age reveals locomotory muscle bias | Faculty member Dr. Dawn Lowe a coauthor | https://t.co/vQxBxFhDEF

13 Dec 2021

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@65thJSASEM Thank you, Kawano-sensei!! I read this paper today and wonderd why TA/EDL are more sensitive to the loss of muscle stem cells with aging, compared to other muscles.https://t.co/U9IyIBDhU1

05 Oct 2021

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RT @Gommaar: Interesting paper showing no decline in satellite cell number with age in muscles that are actually used. Activity > aging h…

22 Sep 2021

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