CIRCULATING EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES RELEASED AFTER ISCHEMIC EXERCISE EXHIBIT AN ALTERED MIRNA PROFILE AND INDUCE PROLIFERATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE PRECURSOR CELLS

Autor: Kristian Vissing, Jesper Just, Yan Yan, Jean Farup, Mette Sloth Larsen, Venø, Morten T., Peter Sieljacks, Frank de Paoli, Jørgen Kjems, Kim Ryun Drasbek

Publikováno v: Vissing, K, Just, J, Yan, Y, Farup, J, Larsen, M S, Venø, M T, Sieljacks, P, Paoli, F D, Kjems, J & Drasbek, K R 2019, ' CIRCULATING EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES RELEASED AFTER ISCHEMIC EXERCISE EXHIBIT AN ALTERED MIRNA PROFILE AND INDUCE PROLIFERATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE PRECURSOR CELLS ', Danish Diabetes Academy: Non-coding RNA´s in Metabolic Disease, Copenhagen, Denmark, 06/05/2019-08/05/2019 .
Aarhus University

Background Transient sub-lethal ischemia (remote ischemic conditioning, RIC) can promote protective effect against cardiac muscle tissue degradation inherent of lethal ischemia. Protective effects of RIC may involve miRNA derived from extracellular v

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