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Blake B. Rasmussen, PhD. Lab focused on aging, skeletal muscle and metabolism. School of Medicine, Dept of Cellular & Integrative Physiology, UT San Antonio.
Joined November 2023
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Congratulations to Erik Marchant for having his second dissertation paper accepted for publication. This one in Function. We wish him all the best in his new role as a post-doctoral fellow at the Univ of Utah Med School. journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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Thank you everyone who participated in our post conference course and our sponsors!!! #IBEC2026
@AuroraSci @OroborosI @Optics11Life @NovogeneAmerica @ColumbusBio
@Langston_Lab @ChrisPerryMito @KevinMurachPhD @ZhenYanLab @TheRasmussenLab @FralinBiomed @brianglancylab
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Research Article by H Kalenta et al. (@TheRasmussenLab) #Hyperactivemuscle #mTORC1 attenuates functional #adaptations to #endurancetraining despite alterations in #mitochondrial and #lipid profiles
ow.ly/OZMz50YWefb
Good to see this MoTrPAC Study Group publication in Molecular Metabolism today.
The Long Non-coding RNA Landscape of Endurance Exercise Training sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Congrats Dr Anya Kalenta! Dissertation paper #2
Hyperactive Muscle mTORC1 Attenuates Functional Adaptations to Endurance Training Despite Alterations in Mitochondrial and Lipid Profiles | Journal of Applied Physiology | American Physiological Society journals.physiology.org/doi/…
I am happy to announce that Erik Marchant successfully defended his dissertation today! I would also like to thank his internal committee members for their expert advice: Adam Salmon, Lily Dong, Luke Norton and Dr. Zhen Yan from Virginia Tech. Congratulations Dr. Marchant!
Happy to welcome Dr. Kevin Davy to San Antonio this week. @davykevinp #DavyLab
New paper with some thoughts on …
Nutrition for Older Adults: Perspectives on Dietary Guidance for Healt… sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Science is redefining what it means to age. From extending healthspan to tackling chronic disease risk, the latest research is pushing boundaries. @TPR’s The Source breaks down the research with Blake Rasmussen, PhD: bit.ly/45wMc7X
We welcome Dr. Shingo Kajimura to San Antonio this week as our Center for Molecular Metabolism seminar speaker.
We welcome Dr. Jared Rutter to San Antonio as our Center for Molecular Metabolism Seminar Speaker this week! @RutterLab
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Yi Zhu, PhD, has received a $150,000 @UTSystem Rising STARs Award to advance aging research & collaborative innovation. The award supports acquisition of behavioral testing and tracking to rigorously assess cognition in aging & Alzheimer’s disease models: bit.ly/4oyTdvI
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💪💪SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT!! 🏋️♂️🏋️♂️
@TheRasmussenLab from @UTSA is speaking at #IBEC2026!! You already know its going to be a highlight of the conference! #mitochondriaemoji
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Research Article by SP Kilroe et al. (@TheRasmussenLab @uthealthsa @utmbhealth) Integrated #muscle #proteinsynthesis during #disuse and #rehabilitation in late-midlife adults ow.ly/Cn7b50X0Pm2
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👏 UT Health San Antonio’s Claude D. #PepperCenter has secured a $6.5M #NIH grant to advance #agingresearch.
The funding adds a new Molecular Phenotyping Core + expands efforts to help older adults maintain independence, especially in South Texas. 🧬⏳
👉bit.ly/46kSHdj
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The inaugural cohort of the NIH-funded UT-MSTAR Research Program has completed its training in aging research @UTHealthBarshop. 18 first-year students from 4 Texas medical schools conducted mentored projects, clinical shadowing, and final presentations: bit.ly/3JWUHRL
We are looking forward to hearing from Dr. Teresa Zimmers @tzimmers today in San Antonio.
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📢 Join us Sept 10 for the Barshop Institute Fall Seminar Series!
🧬 Teresa A. Zimmers, PhD (OHSU) presents: “Whac-a-mole or Occam’s Razor – Understanding muscle loss in cancer cachexia”
🕓 4–5pm CT | In person & Zoom
👉 bit.ly/4jjeaJw
Sean Kilroe, a productive postdoctoral fellow in the lab, is the first author on a new paper from the lab where we used deuterated water to assess protein synthesis during a week of disuse and exercise rehabilitation.
journals.physiology.org/doi/…
We are excited to announce that Dr. JP Palavicini has joined the Department of Cellular & Integrative Physiology as an Assistant Professor, Tenure-Track, Long School of Medicine at UT San Antonio. His area of research is aging and neurodegeneration.
lsom.uthscsa.edu/physiology/…