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J. W. Morley

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SR Ca2+ handling in unbranched, immediately post-necrotic fast-twitch mdx fibres is similar to wt littermates

S. Chan, S. L. L. Kueh, J. W. Morley, S. Head

This study finds that dystrophin deficiency in mdx mice does not significantly affect SR Ca2+ handling in unbranched, immediately post-necrotic fibres, challenging the traditional view of significant Ca2+ pathology.

bioRxiv · Nov 29, 2021 · PreprintPhysiology

Lifespan analysis of dystrophic mdx fast-twitch muscle morphology and its impact on contractile function

L. Kiriaev, S. Kueh, J. W. Morley, K. N. North, P. J. Houweling, S. I. Head

This study analyzes dystrophic muscle morphology and contractile function in mdx mice, finding significant force loss and branched fiber increase with age.

bioRxiv · Sep 7, 2021Physiology