Asher Mendelson

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba

Canada

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Asher Mendelson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Manitoba, Canada. His research primarily focuses on mitophagy, microcirculation, and sex-based analysis of treatment responses in sepsis. He has recently contributed to studies on the physiological mechanisms regulating blood flow in skeletal muscle capillaries and investigates clinical implications related to autonomic functioning and frailty in older adults.

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Fong Lam

Baylor College of Medicine

UNITED STATES

University of Manitoba Max Rady College of Medicine

CANADA

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Jason Kindrachuk

Assistant Professor/Canada Research Chair

University of Manitoba

CANADA

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Todd Duhamel

Professor

University of Manitoba

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Articles (11)

The mitophagy receptor BNIP3L/Nix coordinates nuclear calcium signaling to modulate the muscle phenotype

Sex-based analysis of treatment responses in animal models of sepsis: a preclinical systematic review protocol

Integrated Dynamic Autonomic and Cardiovascular Regulation during Postural Transitions in Older Adults Living with Frailty: A Systematic Review Protocol

On the same page? A qualitative study protocol on collaboration in a multi-laboratory preclinical study

Capillary module haemodynamics and mechanisms of blood flow regulation in skeletal muscle capillary networks: Experimental and computational analysis

Clinical perspectives on the microcirculation

Advances in Translational Imaging of the Microcirculation.

The Capillary Fascicle in skeletal muscle: structural and functional physiology of RBC distribution in capillary networks.

The capillary fascicle in skeletal muscle: Structural and functional physiology of RBC distribution in capillary networks

Sex- and Gender-Dependent Differences in Clinical and Preclinical Sepsis.

Dynamic tracking of microvascular hemoglobin content for continuous perfusion monitoring in the intensive care unit: pilot feasibility study.

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Fong Lam

Daniel Goldman

Stephane Bourque

Dean Fergusson

Mamadou Diop

Ayesha Saleem

Saeid Ghavami

Christopher Ellis

Rodrigo Villar

Jason Kindrachuk

Todd Duhamel

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