Journal of Anatomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2025
Abstract
Muscle
size
and
muscle
strength
gradually
increase
during
childhood
to
meet
the
demands
of
a
growing
body.
Therefore,
aim
this
investigation
was
establish
anthropometric‐related
percentile
curves
for
in
cohort
typically
developing
(TD)
children.
Lower
limb
were
assessed
large
cross‐sectional
TD
children
with
3D
freehand
ultrasound
(four
muscles,
n
=
153
total
156
measurements,
male/female
85/71,
age
range:
0.6–17.8
years)
fixed
dynamometry
(seven
groups,
children,
108/45,
4.5–16.1
years),
respectively.
Generalized
additive
models
location,
scale,
shape
used
estimate
anthropometric‐related,
that
is,
body
mass
height,
curves,
convert
absolute
outcomes
into
unit‐less
z
‐scores.
The
results
showed
both
strength,
as
well
their
inter‐subject
variation,
increased
increasing
anthropometric
values.
mean
‐score
approximately
0
±
1
standard
deviation
(with
largest
range
from
minimum
maximum
−3
3)
all
investigated
outcomes,
confirming
fit
data.
use
demonstrated
through
applications
cerebral
palsy
(CP)
Duchenne
muscular
dystrophy
(DMD).
individual
patients
CP
DMD
exhibited
negative
‐scores,
indicating
deficits
reference
peers.
established
allow
be
expressed
independent
size,
relative
This
approach
facilitates
interpretation
enabling
detection
abnormalities
or
deficits,
monitoring
progression,
evaluation
treatment
intervention
effectiveness
genetic,
chronic
neurological,
disorders.
Journal of Cachexia Sarcopenia and Muscle,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 11 - 22
Published: Jan. 7, 2022
Abstract
Skeletal
muscle‐related
symptoms
are
common
in
both
acute
coronavirus
disease
(Covid)‐19
and
post‐acute
sequelae
of
Covid‐19
(PASC).
In
this
narrative
review,
we
discuss
cellular
molecular
pathways
that
affected
consider
these
regard
to
skeletal
muscle
involvement
other
conditions,
such
as
respiratory
distress
syndrome,
critical
illness
myopathy,
post‐viral
fatigue
syndrome.
Patients
with
severe
PASC
suffer
from
weakness
exercise
intolerance.
Histological
sections
present
fibre
atrophy,
metabolic
alterations,
immune
cell
infiltration.
Contributing
factors
patients
include
systemic
inflammation,
disuse,
hypoxaemia,
malnutrition.
These
also
contribute
post‐intensive
care
unit
(ICU)
syndrome
ICU‐acquired
likely
explain
a
substantial
part
Covid‐19‐acquired
weakness.
The
intolerance
associated
more
obscure.
Direct
(SARS‐CoV)‐2
viral
infiltration
into
or
an
aberrant
system
contribute.
Similarities
between
alterations
chronic
deserve
further
study.
Both
SARS‐CoV‐2‐specific
generic
consequences
underlie
the
observed
PASC.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
22(15), P. 8179 - 8179
Published: July 30, 2021
The
maintenance
of
mitochondrial
integrity
is
critical
for
muscle
health.
Mitochondria,
indeed,
play
vital
roles
in
a
wide
range
cellular
processes,
including
energy
supply,
Ca2+
homeostasis,
retrograde
signaling,
cell
death,
and
many
others.
All
mitochondria-containing
cells,
skeletal
dispose
several
pathways
to
maintain
health,
biogenesis,
mitochondrial-derived
vesicles,
dynamics
(fusion
fission
process
shaping
morphology),
mitophagy-the
charge
the
removal
mitochondria
though
autophagy.
loss
mass
(atrophy)
major
health
problem
worldwide,
especially
older
people.
Currently,
there
no
treatment
counteract
progressive
decline
strength
that
occurs
with
aging,
termed
sarcopenia.
There
increasing
data,
our
own,
suggesting
accumulation
dysfunctional
contributes
development
Impairments
mitophagy
were
recently
proposed
contribute
This
review
summarizes
current
state
knowledge
on
role
played
by
We
also
highlight
recent
studies
showing
enhancing
promising
therapeutic
target
prevent
or
even
treat
dysfunction
elderly.
Journal of Clinical Investigation,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
132(16)
Published: Aug. 14, 2022
Aging
and
metabolism
are
inextricably
linked,
many
age-related
changes
in
body
composition,
including
increased
central
adiposity
sarcopenia,
have
underpinnings
fundamental
aging
processes.
These
further
exacerbated
by
a
sedentary
lifestyle
can
be
part
prevented
maintenance
of
activity
with
aging.
Here
we
explore
the
seen
individual
metabolic
tissues
-
adipose,
muscle,
liver
as
well
globally
older
adults.
We
also
discuss
available
evidence
for
therapeutic
interventions
such
caloric
restriction,
resistance
training,
senolytic
senomorphic
drugs
to
maintain
healthy
aging,
focusing
on
data
from
human
studies.
International Journal of Molecular Medicine,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
48(2)
Published: June 25, 2021
Aging
causes
skeletal
muscle
atrophy,
and
myofiber
loss
can
be
a
critical
component
of
this
process.
In
1989,
Rosenberg
emphasized
the
importance
mass
that
occurs
with
aging
coined
term
'sarcopenia'.
Since
then,
sarcopenia
has
attracted
considerable
attention
due
to
population
in
developed
countries.
The
presence
is
closely
related
staggering,
falls
even
frailty
elderly,
which
turn
leads
need
for
nursing
care.
Sarcopenia
often
associated
poor
prognosis
elderly.
Therefore,
it
crucial
investigate
pathogenesis
sarcopenia,
develop
introduce
interventional
strategies
line
these
pathogenesis.
primary
physical
frailty.
association
between
locomotive
syndrome
complex;
however,
muscle‑specific
concept
relatively
easy
approach
research.
lack
exercise,
malnutrition
hormonal
changes
lead
neuromuscular
junction
insufficiency,
impaired
capillary
blood
flow,
reduced
repair
regeneration
capacity
decrease
number
satellite
cells,
infiltration
inflammatory
cells
oxidative
stress,
resulting
protein
degradation
exceeding
synthesis.
addition,
mitochondrial
dysfunction
metabolic
abnormalities,
such
as
insulin
resistance,
may
quantitative
qualitative
abnormalities
muscle,
sarcopenia.
present
review
article
focuses
on
age‑related
outlines
its
mechanisms.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: July 26, 2023
Abstract
Mitochondria
play
important
roles
in
maintaining
cellular
homeostasis
and
skeletal
muscle
health,
damage
to
mitochondria
can
lead
a
series
of
pathophysiological
changes.
Mitochondrial
dysfunction
atrophy,
its
molecular
mechanism
leading
atrophy
is
complex.
Understanding
the
pathogenesis
mitochondrial
useful
for
prevention
treatment
finding
drugs
methods
target
modulate
function
are
urgent
tasks
atrophy.
In
this
review,
we
first
discussed
normal
muscle.
Importantly,
described
effect
on
mechanisms
involved.
Furthermore,
regulatory
different
signaling
pathways
(AMPK-SIRT1-PGC-1α,
IGF-1-PI3K-Akt-mTOR,
FoxOs,
JAK-STAT3,
TGF-β-Smad2/3
NF-κB
pathways,
etc.)
factors
were
investigated
dysfunction.
Next,
analyzed
manifestations
caused
by
diseases.
Finally,
summarized
preventive
therapeutic
effects
targeted
regulation
including
drug
therapy,
exercise
diet,
gene
stem
cell
therapy
physical
therapy.
This
review
great
significance
holistic
understanding
role
muscle,
which
helpful
researchers
further
has
an
inspiring
development
strategies
targeting
future.
Journal of Hematology & Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: May 22, 2023
Abstract
Muscle
wasting
is
a
consequence
of
physiological
changes
or
pathology
characterized
by
increased
catabolic
activity
that
leads
to
progressive
loss
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
strength.
Numerous
diseases,
including
cancer,
organ
failure,
infection,
aging-associated
are
associated
with
wasting.
Cancer
cachexia
multifactorial
syndrome
mass,
without
the
fat
resulting
in
functional
impairment
reduced
quality
life.
It
caused
upregulation
systemic
inflammation
stimuli,
leading
inhibition
protein
synthesis
enhancement
catabolism.
Here,
we
summarize
complex
molecular
networks
regulate
function.
Moreover,
describe
multi-organ
roles
cancer
cachexia.
Although
one
main
causes
cancer-related
deaths,
there
still
no
approved
drugs
for
Thus,
compiled
recent
ongoing
pre-clinical
clinical
trials
further
discussed
potential
therapeutic
approaches
AJP Cell Physiology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
322(6), P. C1068 - C1084
Published: April 27, 2022
Decreased
skeletal
muscle
contractile
activity
(disuse)
or
unloading
leads
to
mass
loss,
also
known
as
atrophy.
The
balance
between
protein
synthesis
(MPS)
and
breakdown
(MPB)
is
the
primary
determinant
of
mass.
A
reduced
mechanical
load
on
one
main
external
factors
leading
However,
endocrine
inflammatory
can
act
synergistically
in
catabolic
states,
amplifying
atrophy
process
accelerating
its
progression.
In
addition,
older
individuals
display
aging-induced
anabolic
resistance,
which
predispose
this
population
more
pronounced
effects
when
exposed
periods
physical
unloading.
Different
cellular
mechanisms
contribute
regulation
during
This
review
summarizes
disuse
molecular
involved
absence
presence
disease.
Finally,
a
discussion
current
literature
describing
efficient
strategies
prevent
improve
recovery
from
presented.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(23), P. 15039 - 15039
Published: Nov. 30, 2022
In
a
world
in
which
life
expectancy
is
increasing,
understanding
and
promoting
healthy
aging
becomes
contemporary
demand.
the
elderly,
sterile,
chronic
low-grade
systemic
inflammation
known
as
“inflammaging”
linked
with
many
age-associated
diseases.
Considering
sarcopenia
loss
of
strength
mass
skeletal
muscle
related
to
aging,
correlations
between
these
two
terms
have
been
proposed.
Better
knowledge
immune
system
players
would
help
elucidate
their
implications
sarcopenia.
Characterizing
activators
damage
sensors
downstream
effectors
explains
inference
performance.
Sarcopenia
has
also
diseases
such
diabetes,
metabolic
syndrome
obesity.
Implications
inflammatory
signals
from
negatively
affect
muscle.
Autophagic
mechanisms
are
closely
inflammasome,
autophagy
eliminates
stress
signaling
sent
by
organelles,
but
acts
an
immunomodulatory
function
affecting
cells
cytokine
release.
The
use
melatonin,
antioxidant,
ROS
scavenger
modulator,
or
senotherapeutic
compounds
targeting
senescent
could
represent
strategies
counteract
inflammation.
This
review
aims
present
factors
regulating
inflammaging
major
order
understand
molecular
involved
Physiological Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
103(3), P. 1693 - 1787
Published: Jan. 5, 2023
Human
skeletal
muscle
demonstrates
remarkable
plasticity,
adapting
to
numerous
external
stimuli
including
the
habitual
level
of
contractile
loading.
Accordingly,
function
and
exercise
capacity
encompass
a
broad
spectrum,
from
inactive
individuals
with
low
levels
endurance
strength
elite
athletes
who
produce
prodigious
performances
underpinned
by
pleiotropic
training-induced
muscular
adaptations.
Our
current
understanding
signal
integration,
interpretation,
output
coordination
cellular
molecular
mechanisms
that
govern
plasticity
across
this
continuum
is
incomplete.
As
such,
training
methods
their
application
largely
rely
on
“trial-and-error”
approach,
experience
practices
successful
coaches
often
providing
bases
for
“post
hoc”
scientific
enquiry
research.
This
review
provides
synopsis
morphological
functional
changes
along
underlying
adaptation
endurance-
resistance-based
training.
These
traits
are
placed
in
context
innate
genetic
interindividual
differences
performance,
special
consideration
given
aging
athletes.
Collectively,
we
provide
comprehensive
overview
response
different
modes
how
such
adaptations
translate
“molecules
medals.”