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Exercise-induced differential transcriptional output of AMPK signalling improves axon regeneration and functional recovery

2024-12-12

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In adulthood, the regenerative capacity of the injured brain circuit is poor preventing functional restoration. Rehabilitative physical exercise is a promising approach to overcome such functional impairment and the metabolic sensor AMPK has emerged to be a critical mediator for this. However, the mechanistic understanding of upstream and downstream components of AMPK signalling in the physical exercise-mediated e...

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48bef1eb-1a40-59b2-9c21-227c7794fcd0
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10.1101/2024.12.08.627390
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