Absolutely thrilled to share our work recently published in NAR molecular medicine on identifying a non-coding RNA (ncRNA) signature associated with skeletal muscle remodelling. Below is a thread of some (but not all 😉) interesting findings https://t.co/D1JfR5XMPW
BonES lab collab with the Nutrition and Metabolism Group at Queens - protocol paper just published! Nutritional intervention to enhance recovery after arthroscopic knee surgery in adults: a randomized controlled pilot trial https://t.co/vty3lnTJhS
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Deadline: April 27th 2024
Does high-dose omega-3 enhance anabolic potential?
In a new podcast, Dr. Chris McGlory discusses his research showing 4 weeks preload with omega-3 [5g/day] dramatically reduced atrophy and enhanced muscles' ability to respond anabolically to protein.
https://t.co/AWUlWAW3Xt
The early bird registration date for #OEP2023 is tomorrow ($85). As of today, we already have well over 100 students registered and a record attendance of faculty who will help mentor students! Registration remains open after tomorrow. Abstracts due June 9th!
📢📢The 2023 Ontario Exercise Physiology Conference call for abstracts is out!!! 📢📢
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New paper from the NMRG and @nickpreo - The effect of single-leg disuse on skeletal muscle strength and size in the non-immobilized leg of uninjured adults: A meta-analysis | Journal of Applied Physiology https://t.co/dUPFKOZC3i
PDF available in my former dep’t @queensu under supervision of Dr Chris McGlory. Superb opportunity to lead CIHR funded clinical trails on omega 3s to offset muscle disuse atrophy using cutting edge biochem techniques. Amazing environment to grow as a scientist - please RT!
Thank you to all who tuned in to the first session of our SKHS Grad Seminar Series! Thank you Dr. van Vliet @vanvlietphd for joining us to present your research and for the excellent discussion, what a fantastic learning opportunity! @queensu@queensgradstudy
Really enjoyed writing this review with Chris McGlory exploring the potential role of fish oil for improving exercise performance in master athletes https://t.co/TzpLyRsDq9
Excellent opportunity here to study human skeletal muscle adaptation to exercise and nutrition using stable isotope tracers and high resolution respirometry! Fully funded PhD studentship in Dr. Chris McGlory lab @queensu - please RT!