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Kathryn Chapman

Domainex (United Kingdom)

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Contraction type dependence of serial sarcomere addition following resistance training

Amelia Rilling, Alexander M. Zero, Alexandra Q. Kirkup, Maxum Stratford, Kathryn Chapman, Avery Hinks, Geoffrey A. Power

This study examines how different contraction types during resistance training affect serial sarcomere addition in rats, finding that isometric and eccentric training drive sarcomerogenesis more than concentric training.

bioRxiv · Oct 6, 2026 · PreprintPhysiology

Differential Effects of Mutations of Popeye Domain Containing Proteins on Heteromeric Interaction and Membrane Trafficking

Alexander H. Swan, Roland F. R. Schindler, Marco Savarese, Isabelle Mayer, Susanne Rinné, Felix Bleser, Anne Schänzer, Andreas Hahn, Mario Sabatelli, Francesco Perna, Kathryn Chapman, Mark A. Pfuhl, Alan C. Spivey, Niels Decher, Bjarne Udd, , Thomas Brand

This study investigates how mutations in POPDC proteins affect their heteromeric interaction and membrane trafficking, finding that complex formation is essential for membrane targeting.

bioRxiv · Oct 13, 2022 · PreprintGenetics