Clovis Chabert

This study examines how hypoxia and inflammation affect skeletal muscle mitochondrial function and protein turnover in different muscle types, finding muscle-specific responses and physiological variability.

This study reveals metabolic heterogeneity in muscle stem cells and shows that their metabolism is regulated by adjacent myofibers in the niche.

This study examines how chronic hypoxia and pulmonary inflammation affect mitochondrial function and fibre type composition in oxidative and glycolytic skeletal muscles of rats, revealing distinct responses between muscle types.

The paper improves a heart rate model during exercise by incorporating power-dependent gain, showing high predictive accuracy and linking metabolic changes to heart rate dynamics.

This study evaluates dynamical analysis of heart rate and oxygen consumption during effort tests to characterize physical performance, finding that gain metrics are robust and informative.