Craig C. Porter

This study shows that carnitine deficiency in mice reduces long-chain fatty acid oxidation and voluntary exercise, while maintaining mitochondrial respiratory capacity.

This paper compares methods for estimating mouse total body surface area (TBSA) and finds that stretching the pelt inflates TBSA measurements, while relaxed pelt or dorsal-ventral tracing provides more accurate estimates.

This study shows that early life exercise increases energy expenditure and BAT thermogenic capacity regardless of inborn fitness, while inborn fitness affects BAT proteome composition.

This study shows early-life exercise training can mitigate low inborn cardiorespiratory fitness effects, but molecular adaptations vary based on innate fitness.