Armando Alcázar Magaña

This study shows that PDK1 knockout in female mice leads to cardiac metabolic remodeling and reduced fatty acyl availability, while male mice show no such effects.

The paper characterizes metabolomic and lipidomic exchanges in the healthy human brain, finding net release of acylcarnitine and variability in respiratory quotient linked to purine salvage pathway activity.

This study examines how viral infections affect honey bee egg composition, finding that experimental infections alter proteomic profiles, while natural infections do not, with seasonal factors playing a significant role.

This study shows that PDK1 regulates triacylglycerol turnover in cardiomyocytes under nutrient deprivation, independent of its role in glucose metabolism.

This study shows that virus infection in honey bee queens reduces methyl oleate, a pheromone component, by decreasing ovary mass and altering lipid profiles, potentially triggering worker supersedure.

This study shows that glutathione metabolism in Cryptococcus neoformans affects virulence by modulating redox processes and melanin production in a murine infection model.

The paper measures pheromone, metabolite, and lipid profiles in honey bee queens to assess how these relate to age, laying status, and worker acceptance, finding that older queens are more accepted despite smaller ovaries.

This study shows that TXN reduces pro-inflammatory gut microbes and alleviates adipose tissue inflammation, improving metabolic syndrome in mice.