Nikita E. Vavilov

This study examines how 3-week disuse affects calf and thigh muscle phenotype and gene expression, finding greater declines in calf muscles with specific proteomic and transcriptomic changes.

The paper creates a promoterome and proteome atlas of human skeletal muscles, revealing molecular diversity and identifying key transcription factors and genetic variants associated with muscle traits.

This study examines how low-intensity neuromuscular electrical stimulation affects gene expression and muscle phenotype during one week of disuse, showing mixed benefits depending on muscle type.

The study assesses proteomic sensitivity in human liver cells and identifies 134 proteins encoded by chromosome 18, finding limited overlap with transcriptomic data due to lower proteomic sensitivity.