🔬Kinesiology Research Lab @SFSU
San Francisco, California
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Our @wser collaboration recently published in @japplphysiol! We found that while running 100 miles causes significant stress (indicated by muscle damage), it has few acute negative effects on cardiovascular health. Look for more data coming soon from our group #cardiocrew23
New in #JAPPL: Acute Cardiovascular Responses to the 100-Mile Western States Endurance Run
Matthew C. Babcock,
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@DrGregGrosicki @AusRob_PhD @braxtonlinder2 @nina_stute @SoolimJeong
🚨 GUEST LECTURE ALERT! 🚨
Join us this Thursday, March 6 from 5-6pm at SFSU for a talk with Carlos Zepeda, an SFSU Kinesiology alum now pursuing his PhD in Muscle Physiology @MarquetteU! Open to all SFSU students & the community!
#ExercisePhysiology #MuscleScience #SFSU
Great work M Babcock, O. El-Kurd, @DrJimmyBagley, @braxtonlinder2, N. Stute, @SoolimJeong, @Jdvondo, @Joseph_Watso, @AusRob_PhD, @DrGregGrosicki
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Our December issue of @ExpPhyiol is out now!
Featuring content on:
Exercise and gut microbiota 🦠🏃
Klotho and muscle response 💪
umbilical artery in vitro studies 👶
📸Grosicki et al.
📖buff.ly/3Td7HoC
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🏋️♂️"Use it or lose it?" 🤔 Not so fast! Our popular article from @DrAndyGalpin, @KevinMurachPhD and @DrJimmyBagley delves into the truth behind muscle myths. Don't miss out on debunking popular misconceptions and empowering your workout routine! 💪 doi.org/10.1042/bio_2022_142
ALT Muscle fibres can rapidly adapt to exercise by changing size and function. (a) Muscle growth can occur with high or low load weight training. (b) Muscle growth with exercise training is accompanied by epigenetic changes to myonuclei that persist, providing a type of molecular ‘muscle memory’ that may facilitate more rapid re-growth. (c) Muscle fibre types exist on a functional continuum (slow/oxidative to fast/glycolytic) and can shift depending on the type of exercise training (slow-to-fast with power/speed training; fast-to-slow with endurance training).
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Here is @drjimmybagley and the @musclephyslab group at San Francisco State University with their gifted diplay board from The Journal of Physiology, to congratulate them on featuring as the cover image of Issue 601.4!
Read their article here: buff.ly/3S0AgDe
First look at our new atomic force microscopy data! Great presentation by Grad Students, Julissa Ortiz-Delatorre and Guillermo Bojorge 🙌
#APSSummit2023 #wearephysiology #APS2023
@DrJimmyBagley @RyanTScott – at Long Beach, CA
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Excellent presentation by @musclephyslab Students Julissa and Guillermo at the inaugural @APSPhysiology Summit!
They shared new tendon nanomechanics data, which is part of our collaboration with researchers @SFSU and @NASAAmes 🔬
#wearephysiology #aps2023 – at Long Beach, CA
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A #TopicalReview from @DrJimmyBagley (@SFSU), @lancetdenes ( @nyugrossman), McCarthy (@UKYCMB), @EricTWang (@UFNeuroGenetics) and @KevinMurachPhD (@UARKHHPR) discusses the past, present and future of the myonuclear domain in adult skeletal muscle fibres!
📜buff.ly/3S0AgDe
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Cover art for the newest issue of @JPhysiol given to article by @DrJimmyBagley @lancetdenes! The art is called “Spheres of Influence” and was made by a dear friend of mine. @RonaldGJones3 article is in this issue too! #myotwitter @MYOTWlTTER physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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"@KevinMurachPhD sees their research as further validation of exercise as a polypill. 'Exercise is the most powerful drug we have,' he says, and should be considered a health-enhancing ... treatment along with medications and a healthy diet." @JPhysiol
news.uark.edu/articles/63055…
Congrats MPL Grad Students Zak Zarei-Escobar and Gabe Cabazon on a successful CSU Biotechnology Symposium presentation! Big thanks to collaborators @drandygalpin and colleagues @CSUF.
Abstract 176: calstate.edu/impact-of-the-c…
#myotwitter #CSUPERB2023 – at Santa Clara, CA
Check out our new review paper on the myonuclear domain with collaborators from @UArkansas, @NYuniversity, @universityofKY and @uFlorida.
Free article: physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
A big review by @DrJimmyBagley and @lancetdenes w/ @jjmcca2_john @EricTWang in @JPhysiol “The myonuclear domain in adult skeletal muscle fibres: Past, present, and future” a labor of love from when Jimmy visited on his sabbatical. Great info! #myotwitter physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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'If you don't use it, you lose it'. Busting muscle myths 💪 doi.org/10.1042/bio_2022_142
ALT A graphic showing two figures weight training.
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Newest paper just out!
I teamed up with @DrJimmyBagley @KevinMurachPhD and we covered several common myths about muscle.
Very easy read, so it shouldn't be too challenging everyone to read!
You've probably heard these sayings around the gym: "go big or go home" or "if you don’t use it, you lose it". But, are they right??
Here @DrAndyGalpin, @KevinMurachPhD and I discuss the latest research addressing a few common muscle myths. doi.org/10.1042/bio_2022_142
SF State crew at the 2022 @SW_ACSM Annual Meeting. Great pesentation on tendon nanomechanic by SF State grad students Guillermo Bojorge and Julissa Ortiz-Delatorre. And, congrats to our Department Chair, Dr Matt Lee, on receiving the SWACSM Recognition Award! – at Santa Ana, CA
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Honored to host a symposium on muscle physiology at the 2022
@SW_ACSM Annual Meeting. Thank you to my great friends and co-speakers, Drs Taylor Valentino (U of Utah), Gwen Begue (SacState), and Steven Machek (CSUMB). #ACSM #myotwitter #musclescience – at Santa Ana, CA
Interested in epigenetics? Check out this lecture by @KevinMurachPhD on the current understanding and future directions in skeletal muscle epigenetics research! 🧬💪
youtu.be/wVNYbA-pccU
#musclescience #muscle #science #epigenetics #musclephyslab #UKy #MyoTwitter
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Celebrating 50 years of @GeorgeABrooks3 as professor at @UCBerkeley. His discoveries have shaped forever the field of physiology & metabolism in health & disease, leaving a huge mark & impacting multiple generations. Incredibly lucky to call him a mentor, colleague & a friend 🙏
