Resistance exercise increases leg muscle protein synthesis and mTOR signalling independent of sex

Keyphrases

• Mammalian Target of Rapamycin Signaling 100%
• Muscle Protein Synthesis 100%
• Resistance Exercise 100%
• Leg muscles 100%
• Signaling Molecules 40%
• Phosphorylation 40%
• Post-exercise Recovery 40%
• Skeletal muscle 20%
• Mammalian Target of Rapamycin (mTOR) 20%
• Young Men 20%
• Muscle Fiber 20%
• Muscle Protein 20%
• Immunoblotting 20%
• Stable Isotope Technique 20%
• Downstream Effectors 20%
• Young Women 20%
• Biopsy Specimen 20%
• Human Skeletal muscle 20%
• Fractional Synthetic Rate 20%
• Muscle Biopsy 20%
• Between-group 20%
• Sex Differences 20%
• Sexual Dimorphism 20%
• Cross-sectional Area 20%
• Vastus Lateralis muscle 20%
• Akt Phosphorylation 20%
• Fasted State 20%
• S6 Kinase 1 (S6K1) 20%
• EEF2 20%
• Gender Influence 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Protein Biosynthesis 100%
• Mechanistic Target of Rapamycin 100%
• Resistance Training 100%
• Skeletal Muscle 40%
• Exercise Recovery 40%
• Sex Differences 40%
• Isotope Technique 20%
• Albendazole 20%
• Immunoblotting 20%
• Muscle Training 20%
• Protein Kinase B 20%