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P. Klentrou

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Age-linked lung pathology is reduced by immunotherapeutic targeting of isoDGR protein damage

P. Kalailingam, K.-H. Mohd-Kahliab, S. C. N. SoFong Cam Ngan, R. Iyappan, B. S. T. Lee, B. S. Bhargy Sharma, R. Machan, S. T. Bo, E. S. Chambers, V. A. Fajardo, R. E. K. Macpherson, J. Liu, P. Klentrou, E. L. Tsiani, K. L. Lim, , S. K. Sze

This study identifies isoDGR-damaged proteins as contributors to age-related lung pathology and shows that anti-isoDGR antibodies reduce lung damage in mice.

bioRxiv · Aug 11, 2023 · PreprintPathology

Sclerostin influences exercise-induced adaptations in body composition and white adipose tissue morphology in male mice

N. Kurgan, J. Stoikos, B. J. Baranowski, J. Yumol, R. Dhaliwal, J. B. Sweezey-Munroe, V. Fajardo, W. Gittings, R. E. MacPherson, P. Klentrou

This study shows that exercise reduces sclerostin in white adipose tissue, affecting body composition and metabolism in male mice.

bioRxiv · Jun 29, 2022Physiology