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Professor of Exercise Metabolism LJMU. SiS and INEOS Sport. Formerly Team Sky and Liverpool FC. Proud Belfast Boy
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UCI Sports Nutrition Project: Nutritional Periodization: Strategies to Enhance Training Adaptation and Recovery

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By James Morton, Mark A. Hearris, Marc J. Fell
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
The fundamental goal of nutrition for training is to provide the required energy and substrate to sustain the target training volume and intensity that is necessary to induce desired physiological adaptations. However, aside from fueling and recovery, it is now recognized that nutrient availability also modulates the activation of cell signaling pathways that regulate adaptations associated with both endurance and strength training.
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Skeletal muscle proteomic responses to energy deficit with concomitant aerobic exercise in humans

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By Yusuke Nishimura, Carl Langan-Evans, Harry Taylor, James Morton
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Energy deficit is a potent physiological stressor that has shaped human evolution and can improve lifespan and healthspan in a wide range of species. Preserving locomotive capacity was likely essential for survival during the human hunter-gatherer period but surprisingly little is known about the molecular effects of energy deficit on human skeletal muscle, which is a key tissue for locomotion and metabolic health.
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Embracing comms science: vive la evolution!

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By James Morton
| Influence
LEARNING Friday 11th April 2025 Quick straw poll - how many of you reading this have a science degree or qualification? An incredibly crude and wholly unscientific survey of LinkedIn would suggest few. Journalism, English, marketing, business, PR, multimedia, history - all the staple qualifications and degrees you would probably have expected to find hidden away in the education sections of comms people’s bios. The science skills gap?
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