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A list of all pages that have property "MiPNet keyword" with value "Hibernation, torpor, mitochondria". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • CA Sherbrooke Blondin DP  + (Cold-induced thermogenesis, heat exposure, exercise, type 2 diabetes, sepsis, cardiomyopathy)
  • BR Manaus Val AL  + (Comparative mitochondrial physiology)
  • US LA Baton Rouge Hand SC  + (Comparative physiology and biochemistry, animal bioenergetics, adaptations to anoxia and water stress, mitochondria physiology, Late embryogenesis Abundant (LEA) proteins)
  • US NC Greenville Neufer PD  + (Diabetes, Obesity, Insulin resistance, Exercise, Fat oxidation, Skeletal muscle)
  • US AL Birmingham Moellering DR  + (Diabetes, Obesity, Mitochondrial Physiology, Nutritional Bioenergetics, Redox Biology)
  • SE Uppsala Liss P  + (Diabetes, kidney)
  • US KS Kansas City Morris EM  + (Dr. Morris investigates how the susceptibiDr. Morris investigates how the susceptibility to diet-induced weight gain is mediated by systemic and peripheral energy metabolism through the modulation of the neural centers regulating energy intake and expenditure. His work centers on how the function of the primary energy producing cellular bodies, mitochondria, can impact tissue function and ultimately systemic health. Currently, the lab is investigating: 1) how liver mitochondrial function can, through neural pathways to the brain, influence high fat diet-induced weight, 2) how systemic energy expenditure serves as an independent regulator of weight gain and adiposity, and 3) whether transcriptional control of mitochondria in the ventromedial hypothalamus is necessary for susceptibility to weight gain.cessary for susceptibility to weight gain.)
  • FI Tampere Dufour E  + (Drosophila, Aging, Mitochondria, Complex I, NADH)
  • CA Rimouski Blier PU  + (Drosophila, Temperature adaptation)
  • US TX Denton Dzialowski EM  + (Endothermy, avian, reptile, cardiac, skeletal, liver, hypoxia)
  • US OK Stillwater Davis MS  + (Exercise Physiology, Respiratory Physiology, Hypoxia)
  • US CA Los Angeles Shirihai O  + (Exercise physiology, obesity)
  • US NC Durham Koves TR  + (Exercise, Heart Failure, Ketones, Lipid Oxidation, Metabolomics)
  • US OR Corvallis Robinson MM  + (Exercise, insulin resistance, obesity, humans, mouse model)
  • CA Antigonish Kane DA  + (Exercise, skeletal muscle, metabolism, diabetes, obesity)
  • AT Innsbruck Jansen-Duerr P  + (FAHD1, senescence, aging, ''Mus musculus'', ''C. elegans'')
  • US SD Brookings Baiao Menezes AC  + (Fetal programming, Efficiency of energy utilization in beef cattle)
  • BR Rio de Janeiro Oliveira MF  + (Heme metabolism, redox biochemistry, energy metabolism, mitochondrial function, Schistosoma mansoni)