@dohanley For what it’s worth: team yellow had it in the bag…
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Meghan Hughes
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Meghan Hughes
@HughesMeghan
Value and Access Manager @amgen. PhD in muscle physiology from @yorkuniversity. While I have a connection to Amgen, opinions are my own.
Toronto,ON Bergabung Şubat 2012
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To celebrate the launch of our new dedicated #CANWNT account, we're giving away five #CanadaRED prize packs. Like, RT and follow @CANWNT for your chance to win!
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@ChrisPerryMito Coffee…and those Nutella pastry pockets😉. Congrats, Chris! This is amazing and well deserved!
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@CoralMurrant @UofG_HHNS @glenpyle @TamiMartino Thanks Guelph team! I get the coffees. The brains are @sofhia_ramos @cat_bellissimo @HughesMeghan @DelfinisLuca, HHNS alum Shiv Gandhi, Pat Turnbull, Ali Nejatbakhsh, and we are very fortunate to be working with HHNS star Laura Castellani @MeLauraCee
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Cogratulations to all, but look!!...it's @UofG_HHNS alumni @ChrisPerryMito out there killin' it!!!! Congratulations Chris!!!!
YorkUHealth@YorkUHealth
Congratulations Kine Prof @YorkUKine @YorkUHealth Chris Perry (left), Psych Prof Debra Pepler (centre), and Kine Prof Rebecca Bassett-Gunter who were all big winners at the recent #YorkU 2021 President’s Research Awards! bit.ly/3hRgpXl @YUResearch
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@BonafigliaJ @hashim90i Congrats, Hashim!! Hope you guys get to celebrate tonight!
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@dan_lark_24 @ChrisPerryMito Yeah fair enough, I also wasn’t sure how a joke about my 18 year PhD would land on Twitter
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@HughesMeghan @ChrisPerryMito I forgot to use the excessive sarcasm font.
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@dan_lark_24 @ChrisPerryMito Sure did! Trying out this whole being an adult in the real world thing.
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@thomashawke @ChrisPerryMito I still remember being a naïve grad student in the early days asking if we *realllly* needed to do all these protocols. Few years later and my entire thesis story surrounded differing results based on buffer conditions 😅
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Nice job @ChrisPerryMito @HughesMeghan Still so much to learn. Imagine a non-mito expert trying to apply all these facets to their findings! 🤪Like me!🤪. That’s why we collaborate with you!!
Christopher Perry PhD@ChrisPerryMito
@ChrisPerryMito Setting up buffer conditions to mimic in vivo PCr:Cr ratios challenges the classic notion that trained muscle is more sensitive to ADP (Holloszy, 1967). This demonstrates that we still do not understand how exercise alters ADP's central governance of bioenergetics
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@thomashawke @ChrisPerryMito I’ve watched this 5 times now. The only explanation is that @ChrisPerryMito filmed this video.
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@ChrisPerryMito I just found your laugh doppelgänger!!🤣🤣🤣. I laughed so hard I cried at this person’s reaction🤣🤣
Oded Rechavi@OdedRechavi
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@mattbraga “Why can’t we be those friends who go get manicures and pedicures as an activity” - @dohanley
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@rosanna_olsen @elevatingEBP @DavidCRowland @jenniferheisz And this paper has a good summary of the physiology to consider: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P….
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@rosanna_olsen @elevatingEBP @DavidCRowland @jenniferheisz That was the article I was thinking of when responding! Here is a second summary that discusses the lab-based physiological parameters they looked at to determine whether a pace was sustainable for 42.2km.
runnersworld.com/training/a2084…
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Any exercise physiologists or experts want to explain to me how he's not tired or even breathing heavily? I assume the science here says that in order to run a super fast marathon, you should only ever be operating at very sub-maximal levels
SportsCenter@SportsCenter
Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge has become the first man to run a sub-two hour marathon, smashing the barrier by almost 20 seconds 👏 (via @EliudKipchoge)
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@elevatingEBP @rosanna_olsen @DavidCRowland @jenniferheisz The fact that his threshold pace is 2:54/km-ish it what makes the performance so impressive!
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@rosanna_olsen @DavidCRowland @HughesMeghan @jenniferheisz I don't know the physiology, but think it has to do w/ baseline fitness+the mind-body connection. It's the same reason why Mia Hamm played every minute of the world cup at a 110% effort without any signs of fatigue and then after the celebrations collapsed due to fatigue.
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@handmethattazer an accurate statement. Keep the updates coming!
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