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Abstract
Mice treated with a micro-dose of r-Irisin displayed improved cortical bone mass, geometry, and strength.
- Skeletal muscle is recognized as an endocrine organ that produces myokines, including Irisin, in response to physical exercise.
- Irisin has been shown to promote energy expenditure in white adipose tissue.
- The effects of Irisin on skeletal metabolism have been demonstrated in vivo.
- Irisin exhibits an autocrine effect on skeletal muscle.
- In humans, Irisin levels increase with physical activity, confirming its role as a circulating hormone-like myokine.
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