A Research Group (Christos Katsanos, PhD, PI) at Arizona State University investigating the biology behind muscle health impairments in humans with obesity.
Our review in Comprehensive Physiology with @DrZhenqiLiu and Philip Atherton discusses evidence that GLP-1 RAs may improve muscle vascular function and glucose metabolism, while outlining the unresolved questions around muscle protein metabolism.
https://t.co/gCEhkxsPHJ
Thankful to #ECSS2026 for the opportunity and proud of our graduate student, Kailin, for sharing our initial findings on #muscle mass responses in patients at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
Great job by Kailin Johnsson , PhD student, presenting research from our @HOMeScienceLab at #APS2026
2 presentations, 3 separate awards
Congratulations, Kailin!
New in PNAS: Age-related muscle decline is driven by mitochondrial dysfunction—but exercise can remodel mitochondria, restore muscle function, and reduce frailty, even later in life.
https://t.co/7mhwRf9nPy
Back-to-back papers from @AlexKeeble5 and @saragonzalezve . Working with @MVFranchi , we show that limb suspension and post-ACLR muscle exhibit fundamentally different muscle transcriptomic signatures.
https://t.co/MO2RVfPrVx
Super proud to share the first original research paper from my new lab:
"Weight loss with GLP-1 medicines does not result in a disproportionate loss of muscle mass or function in obese mice and humans"
https://t.co/KgljErwtsF
Weight loss with GLP-1 medicines does not result in a disproportionate loss of muscle mass or function in obese mice and humans
https://t.co/UDcNvXyOTm
We're happy to announce we've achieved our #Subscribe2Open goal in 2026! Ten of our @APSPublications primary research journals will be open to readers worldwide with no article processing charges for authors. Learn more: https://t.co/IA1mwtOM3Z
A very important point is the safety point: this paper shows you can significantly decrease myostatin levels throughout a person’s lifetime, and the result is more muscle, less fat, increased strength, and no noticeable side effects
Please join this exciting webinar that I will be moderating, featuring distinguished speakers from @NIH@ncats_nih_gov and @emulateinc - about Organ-on-a-Chip, Clinical-Trials-on-a-Chip, Tissue Chips in Space, Biofab 3D Tissues. Register for free & share (01/22 @ 1 pm ET)
Next at APS:
• W/@VO2Master: Dynamic Metabolic Testing in Elite Athletes & Tactical Performance 1/21
• W/@emulateinc: Organ Chips in Translational Physiology Res. 1/22
• W/@faunabio: Physiological Resilience & Insights in Animal Models 2/17
https://t.co/Pb4q8ZUaL5
📷: @istock
And now, for the top Muscle Paper of 2025 as voted by all of you. After 70+ votes, the winner is the following: #1. Moreno-Justicia et al., Nat. Comms., Human skeletal muscle fiber heterogeneity beyond myosin heavy chains. https://t.co/E0MXuk8VXI
Big bones mean big muscles: an MRI-based dataset of muscle-bone-body size relationships across 70 human muscles of the upper limb, trunk, and lower limb | Journal of Applied Physiology | American Physiological Society https://t.co/GclzlzB4sv