Journal of cachexia, sarcopenia and muscle

A Redox-Sensitive Role of Dnajb5 in Antarctic Fish Muscle Repair Involving mTORC1 and HDAC4

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Abstract

Dnajb5 is identified as a negative regulator of muscle differentiation.

  • Dnajb5 is associated with the regulation of myogenesis, the process of muscle formation.
  • The protein may influence muscle growth and metabolism through pathways involving mTOR and HDAC4.
  • Dnajb5 functions as a central controller in muscle development.
  • This finding suggests a previously unrecognized role for Dnajb5 in muscle biology.

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