Erik Niemi
@erikniemi.bsky.social
PhD student in Exercise Physiology.
MsC in Biology of Physical Activity.
MsC in Biology of Physical Activity.
Reposted by Erik Niemi
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Check how differently muscle cells and endothelial cells respond to mechanical loading from our latest study. Great work by @erikniemi.bsky.social @smantyselka.bsky.social and collaboration with @juhahulmi.bsky.social. Supported by @wrihelsinki.bsky.social
Check how differently muscle cells and endothelial cells respond to mechanical loading from our latest study. Great work by @erikniemi.bsky.social @smantyselka.bsky.social and collaboration with @juhahulmi.bsky.social. Supported by @wrihelsinki.bsky.social
Mechanical loading reveals cell type-specific responses and role of PHGDH in endothelial cell growth
Skeletal muscle and blood vessels are constantly subjected to mechanical forces, especially during exercise. We subjected human endothelial cells (ECs) and muscle cells (MCs) to cyclic mechanical stre...
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July 3, 2025 at 3:44 PM
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Check how differently muscle cells and endothelial cells respond to mechanical loading from our latest study. Great work by @erikniemi.bsky.social @smantyselka.bsky.social and collaboration with @juhahulmi.bsky.social. Supported by @wrihelsinki.bsky.social
Check how differently muscle cells and endothelial cells respond to mechanical loading from our latest study. Great work by @erikniemi.bsky.social @smantyselka.bsky.social and collaboration with @juhahulmi.bsky.social. Supported by @wrihelsinki.bsky.social