Casey Curl

PhD Candidate studying human bioenergetics at UC Berkeley in the Brooks Exercise Physiology Lab

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

Rip @DHWasserman1. I just heard of his passing at the beginning of an ADA session surrounding insulin signaling and glut 4 translocation.

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@TomCardaci @theNCI @USCResearch @UofSCSOMC Congrats Tom, that’s big time man!

[Scott Powers @skppowers]

Lactate fans-check out the new paper by George Brooks and colleagues at:
https://t.co/AHziMtuTur

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

First of many to come from our most recent study! Congrats @RGLEIJA007

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@SonsofJohnnieLe I wonder if it was 110 emails like the amount of errors the giants have this year.

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@MitoPhys Looks great, Oroboros or Clark electrode? Either way I agree far superior compared to the seahorse.

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@JonMackey14 I exercise to much to be considered sedentary, but not enough to be trained. Lol

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

Just completed our NIA tracer study. Data is already being processed!

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@JonMackey14 Always! I didn’t meet the inclusion criteria or else I’d would have been in the study as well.

[American Physiological Society @APSPhysiology]

Eating enough calories to help the brain heal is an important consideration for improving #TBI care, according to work presented at #APS2023. Read release: https://t.co/QHZxwkntQJ. CC: @curl_casey, @berkeleyIB, @GeorgeABrooks3

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

I will be presenting this data today during the poster session from 5-6:30, poster 328. If you are attending the @APSPhysiology summit I would love to connect

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

https://t.co/NtGFzL42kd Honored to have the American Physiology Summit write a press release about my most project on the importance of adequate nutrition during post-TBI recovery. #APS2023

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@SchifinoAG Swing by poster 328 on Saturday, would love to connect!

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@jens_lund @NatMetabolism @GeorgeABrooks3 In fact the NaLa clamps my provide a a useful acid base reaction having a slight basic effect during exercise. As you pointed out, make sure you read research that controls for tonicity to accurately detail metabolites physiological effects. https://t.co/pEouCFZ2CD @RGLEIJA007

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@jens_lund @NatMetabolism You mention not being very familiar with human research and lactate infusions. @GeorgeABrooks3 has been performing lactate clamps (blood lactate kept at 4+ mM) for multiple hours, since the early 2000’s. Yet we take into effect tonicity and show no ill effects from these clamps.

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@TomCardaci @theNCI @NIH Congrats Tom!!!

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@APSPublications @GeorgeABrooks3 @aosmond92 @UCBerkeley @japplphysiol @RGLEIJA007 @JoseAdanArevalo

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

The field of lactate signaling is exploding! Checkout our newest review on the topic of lactate signaling, possibly one of the largest signaling molecule during exercise!

[APS Publications @APSPublications]

#Lactate as a Myokine and Exerkine: Drivers and Signals of Physiology and Metabolism (@GeorgeABrooks3, @aosmond92, @curl_casey et al. @UCBerkeley) - new review in @japplphysiol

https://t.co/paAbpCYkfM

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

@Gonzalez_JT @CNEM_Bath @DrBSteamjets @AaronHengist @jp_walhin @David_Dearlove It’d be interesting to see a training study using this method to examine if the increase EPO elicits higher VO2max. Nice work

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

2. Current standard of care, patients are constantly underfed post-TBI. This paper may have provided a biomarker to help guide caloric administration in the medical setting. #Tracer #Deuterium #Biomarker #TBI @RGLEIJA007 @JoseAdanArevalo

[Casey Curl @curl_casey]

1. Hot off the press! The utilization of D2O gives health care practitioners insight to their patients caloric needs post-TBI via fGNG measurements. Thank you for all the support @GeorgeABrooks3 & @benjaminfmiller https://t.co/MoiZC7WhM6 #mdpimetabolites via @MDPIOpenAccess