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Single-nuclei RNA-sequencing uncovers sexually divergent exercise signatures partially mimicked by TFEB overexpression in mouse skeletal muscle

2026-01-26

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Exercise induces extensive, cell–type–specific transcriptional remodeling in skeletal muscle to support metabolic flexibility and adaptation. However, the regulatory mechanisms underlying these transcriptional programs, and the extent to which they differ between sexes, remain poorly defined. We previously reported that lifelong, muscle-specific overexpression of human Transcription Factor E-B (...

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14b5f954-7946-5590-a53d-afcbaa5fee8f
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10.64898/2026.01.23.700915
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