The living skeletal muscle tissue grown by Duke University researchers is 10 times stronger than any previously bioengineered ... the muscle was transferred into a mouse. ... Vasculature in Action.

Duke University researchers create living skeletal muscle that looks and acts very much like the real thing -- even down to repairing itself. Then they attack it. Lab-made muscle repairs itself in ...

Now researchers have a mouse model for centronuclear myopathy, a very poorly understood muscle disease similar to muscular dystrophy that is characterized by generalized muscle weakness and cramps.

Angiogenesis also involves the interaction of ECs with pericytes, vascular smooth muscle cells, circulating cells, fibroblasts and other cell types in the surrounding tissue.

A gene trick inspired by salamanders has helped regenerate mouse muscles. By temporarily turning off a pair of genes identified in research on limb-regrowing newts, researchers turned back the ...

Weak muscles and poor vascularization of the brain hamper ERCC1-deficient mice relative to controls. However, after the infusion of musculoskeletal stem/progenitor cells from young, normal mice, ERCC1 ...

Mouse study: New muscle-building agent beats all previous ones Peer-Reviewed Publication. Johns Hopkins Medicine. The Johns Hopkins scientists who first created "mighty mice" have developed, ...

Burning more fat, less glucose could lead to diabetes, mouse models indicate Date: December 23, 2016 Source: Baylor College of Medicine Summary: Making muscles burn more fat and less glucose can ...

Understanding our muscle makeup is a key step towards improving regenerative medicine for neuromuscular diseases. But it has been difficult to quantify aspects of how muscles have changed, including ...

Scientists have created a ‘Mighty Mouse’ from stem cells that could pave the way for a pill for the elderly to help them retain the muscle bulk of their youth.