ArticleActa physiologica (Oxford, England)2025
Absence of Parkin Results in Atrophy of Oxidative Myofibers and Modulation of AKT and MURF1 Signaling in Middle-Aged Male Mice.
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- Absence of Parkin Results in Atrophy of Oxidative Myofibers and Modulation of AKT and MURF1 Signaling in Middle-Aged Male Mice.Acta physiologica (Oxford, England) · 2025Article
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Abstract
aimThis work aimed to investigate the effects of the loss of Parkin in middle-aged mice skeletal muscle, focusing on different types of myofibers and in the analysis of proteins related to protein synthesis and degradation as well as the analysis of force generation and motor balance.
methodsWe used male mice C57BL/6J (WT) and Parkin knockout mice, Parkintm1Shn (Parkin
resultsThe Absence of Parkin in middle-aged mice leads to a reduction in isometric force generation but maintained overall motor and locomotion abilities, exhibited only minor balance deficits. In the SOL muscle of middle-aged Parkin
conclusionOur results suggest middle-aged Parkin
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