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Christopher Perry PhD
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Christopher Perry PhD
@ChrisPerryMito
Researcher/educator of muscle disorders and the metabolic basis of muscle fitness. Translating mitochondrial bioenergetics and redox biology to health/disease.
Toronto, Ontario Katılım Aralık 2015
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March 20, 2026 3PM (Toronto Time). Join our next speaker in the MHRC Seminar Series Dr. Christopher Adams for their presentation entitled: Investigating Mechanisms and Treatments of Skeletal Muscle Atrophy ZOOM: yorku.zoom.us/j/99323158953?…
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TOMORROW: MHRC Trainee Seminar Series! 🎓
We’re back with three incredible presentations on musculoskeletal health and biomechanics.
🗓️ DATE: Tomorrow, Friday, February 27th
🕙 TIME: 10:00 AM EDT
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (Registration Required)
🔗 Link in bio to sign up!
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Join the MHRC for our next International Trainee Seminar!
📍 Topic: Aging & Biomechanics
🎤 Speakers: Stephen Boulanger, Lauren Straatman, Kathryn Rex
🕙 When: Feb 27 @ 10 AM ET
Registration is required.
🔗 Link in bio to register! #MHRC #Biomechanics #Aging #YorkU #STEM
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Save the Date! 🗓️
Our International Trainee Seminar Series returns Friday, Feb 27 at 10:00am EST. This session dives into Aging and Biomechanics, featuring three trainees presenting their latest research 🦴🔬
Stay tuned for speaker reveals and registration details soon!
#MHRC
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February 20, 2026 9AM (Toronto Time). Join our next speaker in the MHRC Seminar Series Dr. Johanna Lanner for their presentation entitled: Elucidating Inflammation- Induced Mitochondrial Deficiency in Skeletal Muscle ZOOM: yorku.zoom.us/j/93872920585?…
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Check out the latest initiative by the Muscle Health Research Centre's Student Executive Committee members featured below!
The new MHRC podcast! For students, by students.
Muscle Health@MHRC_YorkU
The official podcast of the MHRC is here! Join co-hosts Mankirat Gujral and Rachael Carson as they dive into the future of human health. In each episode, we sit down with students, professors, and industry leaders to explore scientific discoveries and personal stories!
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#YorkU Kinesiology and Health Science Professor Sherry Grace was recently recognized in the journal Medicine as the leading contributor to cardiac rehabilitation research, with 190 York-affiliated publications to her name. Learn more: tinyurl.com/ck5hxxcp | #YUResearch
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📢 New 2026 Murine Muscle Mechanics Workshop dates are live!
Hands-on training in murine skeletal muscle function, hosted by @ChrisPerryMito & @chenglabyorku
Dates: Apr 29–May 1 | Jun 16–18 | Nov 4–6
Register Now - Group discounts available!
endpointpreclinical.com/training/murin…
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Friday, January 16 – 3pm EST. Join our next speaker in the MHRC Seminar Series, Dr. Miranda Kirby for their presentation titled: “Developing Imaging Biomarkers of Respiratory Muscle Structure in Chronic Lung Disease”.
In Person: 306 Lumbers Building
Zoom: yorku.zoom.us/j/95022479642?…
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Friday December 5th – 3:00pm EST.
Join our next speaker in the MHRC Seminar Series, Dr. Dylan Kobsar for their presentation titled: “Real-World Application of Biomechanics on the Court, in the Clinic, and Beyond”
In-person: 108 Calumet
Online via Zoom: yorku.zoom.us/j/92585713800?…
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Check out Anastasiya Kuznyetsova's newest paper on Mitophagy in skeletal muscle: a review on aging, disuse and exercise
doi.org/10.1113/EP0930…
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Hi #myotwitter! Exciting breakthroughs are happening in muscle science every week!💪
I bring you the latest and greatest
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This week highlights from
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@ChrisFryPhD
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Join us for this free seminar that features students from York U, McGill, and the Univeristy of Lyon, France!
Muscle Health@MHRC_YorkU
The MHRC is excited to invite you to the International Trainee Seminar Series on Friday, November 28th at 10:00am Eastern time! The topic of this seminar will be on Muscle Regeneration. Use the link here to register: yorku.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
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Save the Date!
The International Trainee Seminar Series is returning on Friday, November 28th at 10:00am Eastern time. The topic of this seminar will be on Muscle Regeneration, where we will hear from 3 trainees on their work in the field.
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In this review, we describe the pathophysiology of sarcopenia and cachexia, explore their definitions in the context of geriatric oncology, and examine assessment methods used in clinical practice. Great job Makis. @lsuchse @acsmnews @skppowers
doi.org/10.1007/s40266…
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📣 Exciting Opportunity Alert!
The School of Kinesiology and Health Science (Faculty of Health) is thrilled to announce a contractually-limited teaching position in Diet and Nutrition for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention!
For more info, visit: tinyurl.com/2t6z2j7c
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Interested in Lysosomes? Here is a way to purify them from skeletal muscle. Great work by T. Mahendran, A. Kuznyetsova and N. Moradi.
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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"Isolation of functional lysosomes from skeletal muscle" is now in press. Check it oput at:
journals.physiology.org/doi/epdf/10.11…
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Our new preprint!
A great effort by Martin de Almeida and Amalie Platz has led to the discovery that training increases mitochondrial cristae density!
biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…
Thanks to Niels Ørtenblad @nortenblad @SDUIOB Kurt Højlund, Maria Petersen @SDCOdense
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@JoachimNielsen6 @nortenblad @SDUIOB @SDCOdense The preserved plasticity in t2d and obesity is fascinating and positive news! Excellent study. Congratulations to all
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