Skeletal Muscle in Three Dimensions: Uncovering Connections Across Development - Matthew A. Romero

While exercise helps us stay healthy, what is happening on the molecular level? Matthew A. Romero, Ph.D., shares his work to understand how muscle in general and other cells specifically are transcriptionally regulated by exercise and how this affects their general behavior and how this is impacted by diseases such as obesity. Recorded on 05/08/2023. [Show ID: 39033]

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I liked your lecture even though most of it was Beyond my comprehension.

The little take away for me was that exercise is good for the health.

I am from Somalia and live in Somalia, and I will be 60 year old on 24th October this year.

I have been exercising regularly for 13 month, four days a week and resting three days.

My jogging improved from 1 minute on day one to 7 minute today.
My push ups improved from 3 to 55
My pull up improved from 3 seconds hanging from the bar to five full pull ups.
Also my weight lifts had improved.

Finally, my physical improvement have become the talk of the young men at the gym and among my 60+ year old colleagues.

Never felt better and stronger than before.

Your lecture encouraged to keep it going.💪💪💪🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

Thanks.