Chris McGlory

This study identifies protein-specific synthesis rate changes in human muscle under endurance and resistance training, revealing mode-specific adaptations in subcellular protein subsets.

This study measures hemoglobin fractional synthetic rate in trained and untrained humans using 2H2O and finds no difference between trained and untrained individuals or between males and females.

The paper shows that platelet mitochondrial bioenergetics correlate with skeletal muscle mitochondrial function in mice, suggesting platelets as a non-invasive surrogate for muscle metabolism assessment.

The paper identifies ncRNA genes regulated during skeletal muscle hypertrophy in 144 individuals using transcriptomic analysis and network modelling.