Colin S. McCoin

University of Kansas Medical Center

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Patrycja Puchalska

University of Minnesota

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Michael Washburn

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University of Kansas Medical Center

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John Thyfault

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University of Kansas Medical Center

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E. Matthew Morris

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University of Kansas Medical Center

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Robin Shook

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Children's Mercy Hospital

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Colin S. McCoin

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Ketone body-supported respiration in murine isolated brain mitochondria is augmented by alpha-ketoglutarate and is optimized by neuronal SCOT expression

Loss of ovarian function prevents exercise-induced activation of hepatic mitophagic flux

Sexually dimorphic hepatic mitochondrial adaptations to exercise: a mini-review

Divergence in aerobic capacity influences hepatic and systemic metabolic adaptations to bile acid sequestrant and short-term high fat/sucrose feeding in rats.

Acute exercise dynamically modulates the hepatic mitochondrial proteome

Acute exercise rapidly activates hepatic mitophagic flux

Estradiol treatment or modest exercise improves hepatic health and mitochondrial outcomes in female mice following ovariectomy

Estradiol treatment or modest exercise improves hepatic health and mitochondrial outcomes in female mice following ovariectomy

Difference in Housing Temperature-Induced Energy Expenditure Elicits Sex-Specific Diet-Induced Metabolic Adaptations in Mice.

Sex and BNIP3 genotype, rather than acute lipid injection, modulate hepatic mitochondrial function and steatosis risk in mice

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Patrycja Puchalska

Michael Washburn

John Thyfault

E. Matthew Morris

Robin Shook

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