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A transcriptomics approach to understand the impact of inflammation and hypoxia on skeletal muscle biology

2020-01-01

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The inflammatory response plays a key role in skeletal muscle, both by interfering with muscle regeneration and by being one of the major triggers of loss of muscle mass in several age-related diseases. Hypoxia represents a key biological factor in skeletal muscle development and maintenance, sharing a reciprocal dependency with inflammation. Moreover, the skeletal muscle cells are insulin-dependent cells, and ins...

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Literature Corpus work: 28afa15c-33ba-5f25-b98e-9bd2a696b049
DOI: 10.17638/03102847

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