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Plasma metabolomic and inflammatory profiles associated with low physical function in heart failure: an integrated cardiac–metabolic–muscular phenotypeNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Konstantinos Prokopidis; Sima Jalali Farahani; Beyza Gulsah Altinpinar; Omid Khaiyat; Adam Burke; Amy Nortcliffe; Gregory Y. H. Lip; Rajiv Sankaranarayanan; Howbeer Muhamadali; Masoud Isanejad
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Skeletal muscle metabolomic markers underlying the enhanced exercise-induced hypertrophy response to resistance training in older adultsNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2026 · Springer
Changhyun Lim; Manoel Lixandrão; Dakshat Trivedi; Yun Xu; Konstantinos Prokopidis; Hamilton Roschel; Stuart M. Phillips; Howbeer Muhamadali; Masoud Isanejad
Resistance training (RT) is an effective intervention for improving muscle health and metabolism in ageing, but the degree of responsiveness (hypertrophy) to RT varies substantially. We examined muscle metabolomic profiles before and after 10-weeks RT in older adults classified into upper (UPPER) and lower (LOWER) tertiles of hypertrophy to identify key metabolic adaptation differences. Fifty older adults (23 males, 27 females...
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Handgrip strength is associated with learning and verbal fluency in older men without dementia: insights from the NHANESNARA Subscribed
GeroScience · 2023 · Vol. 45 · Issue 2 · Springer
Konstantinos Prokopidis; Panagiotis Giannos; Theocharis Ispoglou; Ben Kirk; Oliver C. Witard; Yannis Dionyssiotis; David Scott; Helen Macpherson; Gustavo Duque; Masoud Isanejad
Low handgrip strength, a hallmark measure of whole-body strength, has been linked with greater odds of cognitive decline and dementia; however, conflicting findings, which could be due to population characteristics and choice of tools, such for the assessment of handgrip strength and cognitive function domains, also exist. Therefore, we examined the relationship of handgrip strength with a comprehensive list of tests to assess...
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