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This study aims to show that supplemental and ambient PEMF exposure could modulate myogenesis. Results show that PEMF stimulated proliferation, differentiation, epigenetic directive, mitochondrial respiration and calcium entry in myoblasts promoting the formation of skeletal muscular tissue.
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Authors
[‘Jasmine Lye Yee Yap’, ‘Yee Kit Tai’, ‘Jürg Fröhlich’, ‘Charlene Hui Hua Fong’, ‘Jocelyn Naixin Yin’, ‘Zi Ling Foo’, ‘Sharanya Ramanan’, ‘Christian Beyer’, ‘Shi Jie Toh’, ‘Marco Casarosa’, ‘Narendra Bharathy’, ‘Monica Palanichamy Kala’, ‘Marcel Egli’, ‘Reshma Taneja’, ‘Chuen Neng Lee’, ‘Alfredo Franco-Obregón’]
PMID
31518158
PMCID
PMC6902701
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
pulsed electromagnetic fields, reactive oxygen species, PGC-1?, calcineurin, mitochondriogenesis
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skeletal muscular tissue formation, embryonic development, tissue regeneration, human
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