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Finding Dr Florence Buchanan: The recovered face and fuller life story of a scientific legend

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By Brian Clark, Ohio Musculoskeletal, Damian M Bailey
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 A PROMINENT SCIENTIST, ABSENT FROM THE VISUAL RECORD Dr Florence Buchanan should not need rediscovery. By any reasonable historical measure, she was one of the foundational women of physiology. Born in 1867 into a scientifically distinguished family, she trained in zoology at University College London (UCL) and later moved into physiology at Oxford.
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Cumulative effects of lifelong systemic excess growth hormone on postcranial skeletal morphology in adult mice

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By Joseph Groenke, Huanhuan Liu, Ohio Musculoskeletal
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Growth hormone (GH) plays myriad roles in an organism, including the stimulation of growth and development of bone, cartilage, and muscle tissues by enhancing protein synthesis, collagen production, and fat breakdown via oxidative lipolysis (Kopchick et al., 2022; Olarescu et al., 2015). Its action is most prevalent prior to maturity but continues throughout adulthood.
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Intrinsic Motoneuron Excitability Differentiates Sarcopenic, Nonsarcopenic and Athletic Ageing Phenotypes

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By David Scott, Brian Clark, Ohio Musculoskeletal, Jeffrey Lim
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The mechanisms underlying sarcopenia-related physical decline remain incompletely understood, particularly with respect to the role of motoneuron function. The conceptual definition of sarcopenia has evolved from a narrow focus on muscle mass loss to a broader recognition of its multidimensional nature, with most definitions including reductions in muscle strength and impairments in physical function [1-4].
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