Muscle oxygen consumption
2 papers3 findings
- Humans1
- Animals1
Upstream
1NNT
upin mice1
1 study
NNT
upin mice1
NNT increases muscle oxygen consumption in mice.
“the rates of oxygen consumption did decrease in the soleus and vastus lateralis muscles of middle-aged and older Nnt-/- mice.”
Animalsshown by Nnt knockout compared with age-matched Nnt+/+ controlssoleus and vastus lateralis muscles
Aging-dependent mitochondrial bioenergetic impairment in the skeletal muscle of NNT-deficient mice
Experimental gerontology25 May 2024
Associations
2Adipose tissue thickness
mixedin humans1
1 study
Adipose tissue thickness
mixedin humans1
Adipose tissue thickness predicts muscle oxygen consumption in humans (explaining 53.9% of the variance).
“adipose tissue thickness (ATT) was the strongest predictor of leg mVO2, explaining 53.9% of the variance.”
Humansleg muscle
Frontiers in physiology5 Dec 2025
Age
mixedin humans1
1 study
Age
mixedin humans1
age predicts muscle oxygen consumption in humans (explaining 20.3% of the variance).
“revealed age as a moderate predictor of forearm mVO2, explaining 20.3% of the variance”
Humansforearm muscle
Frontiers in physiology5 Dec 2025
Latest
1 in 12 monthsFrontiers in Physiology
Muscle oxygen consumption and microvascular function in healthy aging assessed by near-infrared spectroscopy: effect of adipose tissue thickness and physical fitness
Cross-sectional study in peopleMuscle
Experimental Gerontology
Aging-dependent mitochondrial bioenergetic impairment in the skeletal muscle of NNT-deficient mice
Experiments in miceMitochondrion
Journal of Applied Physiology
Comparison of skeletal muscle oxidative function in young, middle-aged, and older males and females with similar physical activity levels
Study in peopleMechanisms