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A Guide to Examining Intramuscular Fat Formation and its Cellular Origin in Skeletal Muscle
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A Guide to Examining Intramuscular Fat Formation and its Cellular Origin in Skeletal Muscle

A Guide to Examining Intramuscular Fat Formation and its Cellular Origin in Skeletal Muscle

DOI:
10.3791/63996-v

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09:19 min

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May 26, 2022

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1Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics,University of Florida College of Medicine, 2Myology Institute,University of Florida College of Medicine

Kapitel

  • 00:05Introduction
  • 00:51Injury of Tibialis Anterior (TA) Muscle
  • 01:28Tissue Harvest
  • 03:43Imaging of Intramuscular Fat
  • 04:26Adipogenic Gene Expression Analysis Using RT-qPCR
  • 07:11Results: Visualization and Quantification of Intramuscular Fat
  • 08:51Conclusion

Summary

Automatische Übersetzung

Automatische Übersetzung

The replacement of healthy muscle tissue with intramuscular fat is a prominent feature of human diseases and conditions. This protocol outlines how to visualize, image, and quantify intramuscular fat, allowing the rigorous study of the mechanisms underlying intramuscular fat formation.

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Intramuscular FatSarcopeniaNeuromuscular DiseasesAdipocyte MorphologySkeletal MuscleDuchenne Muscular DystrophyGlycerolTibialis AnteriorHistology

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