Their research shows age-related muscle decline mirrors microgravity-induced atrophy, and boosting heat shock proteins can partially protect muscle function. Attending ASGSR in Phoenix? Stop by our table to discuss your research! #MusclePhysiology #MicrogravityResearch

Earlier this year, we featured a webinar by Dr. Anne McArdle‬ and Dr. Malcolm Jackson‬ from University of Liverpool on redox regulation in skeletal muscle—from aging on Earth to experiments on the ISS. Their work with 3D human muscle constructs reveals striking parallels.

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Using our 200C miniPID, researchers validated when each odor reached the fly, ensuring precise stimulus timing. This study blends behavior, chemosensation & sensory biology.
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Stop by SfN booth 1621 — let’s sense new insights together!

Wei et al. found that odors alone — without any taste stimuli — can activate gustatory receptor neurons (GRNs) and evoke feeding via the proboscis extension reflex (PER). A compelling look at how olfactory and gustatory systems integrate to influence behavior.

The Myogenesis Discussion Group is a monthly forum exploring muscle development, disease, and regeneration. It brings together leading voices from academia, clinics, and industry to push the boundaries of myology.

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Aurora Scientific's equipment supports research into cardiomyopathies, muscular dystrophies, sarcopenia, cachexia, and more. Samar will highlight emerging techniques and real-world examples advancing translational muscle science.

@szrizvi.bsky.social will showcase our 220A Olfactometer/200C miniPID sensor, designed for precise odour delivery/validation.

✅ Agenda: Demo, integration insights, best practices, and interactive Q&A
✅ Great for researchers in olfaction, behavioural neuroscience, and cognitive studies

A study by Kight et al. highlights how intelligent systems may improve patient outcomes. As AI merges with biomedical science, we look forward to learning more from this field and assisting researchers with the precision tools they need to improve lives.

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The mice underwent training, including downhill running to induce eccentric stress. Using Aurora Scientific’s 1200A and RNA sequencing, researchers found:
⬇️ Muscle performance
⬇️ Recovery
⬆️ Exercise-induced injury
👉 Frailty must be considered in age-related muscle research.

This year, the Aurora Scientific team is donating to @indspire.bsky.social‬, a top-rated charity empowering First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students. #Indspire #EveryChildMatters

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