Movement Disorders,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Reduced
step
length
is
a
hallmark
of
gait
disturbance
in
people
with
Parkinson's
disease
(PD).
Although
treadmill
training
effective
for
improving
length,
the
associated
neural
mechanisms
have
not
been
fully
investigated.
Moreover,
exploring
baseline
neurophysiological
predictors
improvement
after
could
facilitate
personalized
rehabilitation
PD.
Stroke,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
55(4), P. 812 - 821
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Vascular
contributions
to
cognitive
impairment
and
dementia,
specifically
cerebral
small
vessel
disease
(CSVD),
are
the
second
most
common
cause
of
dementia.
Currently,
there
no
specific
pharmacological
treatments
for
CSVD,
use
conventional
antidementia
drugs
is
not
recommended.
Exercise
has
potential
prevent
mitigate
CSVD-related
brain
damage
improve
function.
Mechanistic
pathways
underlying
neurocognitive
benefits
exercise
include
control
vascular
risk
factors,
improving
endothelial
function,
upregulating
exerkines.
Notably,
therapeutic
efficacy
may
vary
by
type
(ie,
aerobic
versus
resistance
training)
biological
sex;
thus,
studies
designed
examine
these
moderating
factors
within
a
CSVD
context
needed.
Furthermore,
future
research
should
prioritize
training
interventions,
given
their
tremendous
potential.
Addressing
knowledge
gaps
will
help
us
refine
recommendations
maximize
impact
in
prevention
mitigation
CSVD.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(11), P. 113436 - 113436
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
Skeletal
muscle
has
recently
arisen
as
a
regulator
of
central
nervous
system
(CNS)
function
and
aging,
secreting
bioactive
molecules
known
myokines
with
metabolism-modifying
functions
in
targeted
tissues,
including
the
CNS.
Here,
we
report
generation
transgenic
mouse
enhanced
skeletal
lysosomal
mitochondrial
via
overexpression
transcription
factor
E-B
(TFEB).
We
discovered
that
resulting
geroprotective
effects
reduce
neuroinflammation
accumulation
tau-associated
pathological
hallmarks
model
tauopathy.
Muscle-specific
TFEB
significantly
ameliorates
proteotoxicity,
reduces
neuroinflammation,
promotes
transcriptional
remodeling
aged
CNS,
preserving
cognition
memory
mice.
Our
results
implicate
maintenance
throughout
aging
direct
regulation
CNS
health
disease
suggest
originating
factors
may
act
therapeutic
targets
against
age-associated
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Frontiers in Aging,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: June 1, 2023
In
the
last
decades,
important
progress
has
been
achieved
in
understanding
of
neurotrophic
effects
intermittent
fasting
(IF),
calorie
restriction
(CR)
and
exercise.
Improved
neuroprotection,
synaptic
plasticity
adult
neurogenesis
(NSPAN)
are
essential
examples
these
effects.
The
importance
this
respect
metabolic
switch
from
glucose
to
ketone
bodies
as
cellular
fuel
highlighted.
More
recently,
mimetics
(CRMs;
resveratrol
other
polyphenols
particular)
have
investigated
thoroughly
relation
NSPAN.
narrative
review
sections
manuscript,
recent
findings
on
functions
synthesized
most
molecules
involved
presented.
researched
signaling
pathways
(PI3K,
Akt,
mTOR,
AMPK,
GSK3β,
ULK,
MAPK,
PGC-1α,
NF-κB,
sirtuins,
Notch,
Sonic
hedgehog
Wnt)
processes
(e.g.,
anti-inflammation,
autophagy,
apoptosis)
that
support
or
thwart
then
briefly
This
provides
an
accessible
entry
point
literature.
annotated
bibliography
section
contribution,
brief
summaries
provided
about
30
literature
reviews
relating
interest
IF,
CR,
CRMs
Most
selected
address
perspective
healthier
aging
(sometimes
discussing
epigenetic
factors)
reduction
risk
for
neurodegenerative
diseases
(Alzheimer’s
disease,
Huntington’s
Parkinson’s
disease)
depression
improvement
cognitive
function.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(38)
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Neurodegenerative
diseases
are
global
health
challenges
characterized
by
the
progressive
degeneration
of
nerve
cells,
leading
to
cognitive
and
motor
impairments.
The
brain-gut-bone
axis,
a
complex
network
that
modulates
multiple
physiological
systems,
has
gained
increasing
attention
owing
its
profound
effects
on
occurrence
development
neurodegenerative
diseases.
No
comprehensive
review
been
conducted
clarify
triangular
relationship
involving
axis
potential
for
innovative
therapies
disorders.
In
light
this,
new
perspective
is
aimed
propose
interplay
between
brain,
gut,
bone
highlighting
their
dynamic
communication
in
diseases,
as
they
modulate
including
nervous,
immune,
endocrine,
metabolic
systems.
Therapeutic
strategies
maintaining
balance
brain
regulation,
intestinal
microbiota
improving
skeletal
health,
also
explored.
intricate
interactions
within
pose
challenge
effective
treatments
can
comprehensively
target
this
system.
Furthermore,
safety
these
requires
further
evaluation.
This
offers
novel
insights
prevention
treatment
which
have
important
implications
clinical
practice
patient
well-being.
Discover Oncology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Ovarian
cancer
continues
to
be
a
major
cause
of
morbidity
and
mortality
in
women,
with
immune
regulation
playing
critical
role
its
progression
treatment
response.
This
review
explores
the
interplay
between
sex
hormones,
particularly
estrogen
progesterone,
ovarian
cancer.
We
delve
into
mechanisms
by
which
these
hormones
influence
cell
function,
modulate
checkpoints,
alter
tumor
microenvironment.
Key
pathways
involving
progesterone
receptors
are
examined,
highlighting
their
impact
on
growth
evasion.
The
also
discusses
therapeutic
implications
interactions,
including
potential
for
combining
hormone-based
therapies
checkpoint
inhibitors.
Personalized
medicine
approaches,
leveraging
biomarkers
predicting
response,
considered
essential
optimizing
patient
outcomes.
Finally,
we
address
current
research
gaps
future
directions,
emphasizing
need
advanced
technologies
novel
strategies
improve
through
better
understanding
hormone-immune
interactions.
iScience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
26(8), P. 107298 - 107298
Published: July 10, 2023
Physical
exercise
can
lower
lung
cancer
incidence.
However,
its
effect
on
progression
is
less
understood.
Studies
exercising
mice
have
shown
decreased
ectopic
growth
through
the
secretion
of
interleukin-6
from
muscles
and
recruitment
natural
killer
(NK)
cells
to
tumors.
We
asked
if
suppresses
in
an
orthotopic
model
also.
Single-housed
C57Bl/6
male
cages
with
running
wheels
were
tail
vein-injected
LLC1.1
cells,
tumor
nodules
analyzed.
Exercise
did
not
affect
cancer.
Therefore,
we
also
tested
a
subcutaneous
LLC1
B16F10
melanoma
model.
Except
for
one
case
excessive
exercise,
was
influenced.
Moderately
increase
IL-6
or
recruit
NK
tumor.
Our
data
suggest
that
dose
may
dictate
how
efficiently
immune
system
stimulated
controls
progression.
European Journal of Applied Physiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 3, 2024
Abstract
When
considering
the
acute
effects
of
different
modalities
endurance
training
on
cellular
immune
components,
matching
duration
and
mean
intensity
consideration
sex-dependent
differences
have
received
less
attention
so
far.
The
aim
study
was
to
compare
interval
running
(IR)
vs.
continuous
(CR)
circulating
cells
inflammation
markers.
Additionally,
we
analyze
in
these
effects.
In
a
cross-over
design,
24
recreational
runners
completed
duration-matched
session
IR
CR.
Blood
samples
were
taken
immediately
before,
after,
1
h
after
exercise
cessation
for
cell
counts
cortisol
level
quantification.
Neutrophil
showed
sustained
increase
both
with
significantly
greater
values
compared
CR
at
increases
females.
Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte
ratio
systemic
immune-inflammation
index
increased
higher
Platelet-to-lymphocyte
decreased
sexes
modalities.
shows
lower
value
no
differences.
protocol
induces
mobilizations
comparison
CR,
which
is
primarily
based
neutrophil
counts.
are
suitable
distinguish
this
effect
between
Sex-dependent
confirm
that
biological
sex
influences
response
exercise.
Protocol
registration:
German
Clinical
Trials
Register,
DRKS00017686,
Date
11.02.2020.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 8, 2022
Summary
Skeletal
muscle
has
recently
arisen
as
a
novel
regulator
of
Central
Nervous
System
(CNS)
function
and
aging,
secreting
bioactive
molecules
known
myokines
with
metabolism-modifying
functions
in
targeted
tissues,
including
the
CNS.
Here
we
report
generation
transgenic
mouse
enhanced
skeletal
lysosomal
mitochondrial
via
overexpression
Transcription
Factor
E-B
(TFEB).
We
have
discovered
that
resulting
geroprotective
effects
reduce
neuroinflammation
accumulation
tau-associated
pathological
hallmarks
model
tau
pathology.
Muscle-specific
TFEB
also
significantly
ameliorates
proteotoxicity,
reduces
promotes
transcriptional
remodeling
aged
CNS,
preserving
cognition
memory
mice.
Our
results
implicate
maintenance
throughout
aging
to
direct
regulation
CNS
health
disease,
suggest
skeletal-muscle
originating
factors
may
act
therapeutic
targets
against
age-associated
neurodegenerative
disorders.