DEAF1
2 papers8 findings
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Funders: National Medical Research Council and 4 more
- Animals2
Interventions
1Exercise
downin animals1downin mice1
2 studies
Exercise
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Exercise decreases DEAF1.
“Exercise reverses DEAF1 induction, restoring autophagy and muscle function.”
Animalsskeletal muscle
DEAF1 - a transcriptional brake on muscle autophagy
Autophagy28 Dec 2025
Exercise decreases DEAF1 in mice.
“exercise suppresses Deaf1 expression via FOXO activation, restoring mTORC1 balance and alleviating muscle aging.”
Animalsskeletal muscle
Exercise suppresses DEAF1 to normalize mTORC1 activity and reverse muscle aging
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America24 Nov 2025
Effects
6Cell death
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1 study
Cell death
upin animals1
DEAF1 increases cell death.
“becomes aberrantly elevated with age, promoting protein aggregate formation and cell death.”
Animalswith agemuscle stem cells
DEAF1 - a transcriptional brake on muscle autophagy
Autophagy28 Dec 2025
Protein aggregates
upin animals1
1 study
Protein aggregates
upin animals1
DEAF1 increases protein aggregates.
“becomes aberrantly elevated with age, promoting protein aggregate formation and cell death.”
Animalswith agemuscle stem cells
DEAF1 - a transcriptional brake on muscle autophagy
Autophagy28 Dec 2025
Muscle function
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1 study
Muscle function
downin animals1
DEAF1 impairs muscle function.
“In muscle fibers, DEAF1 is chronically induced during aging, suppressing autophagy and driving functional decline.”
Animalsduring agingmuscle fibers
DEAF1 - a transcriptional brake on muscle autophagy
Autophagy28 Dec 2025
Autophagy
downin animals1
1 study
Autophagy
downin animals1
DEAF1 inhibits autophagy.
“In muscle fibers, DEAF1 is chronically induced during aging, suppressing autophagy and driving functional decline.”
Animalsduring agingmuscle fibers
DEAF1 - a transcriptional brake on muscle autophagy
Autophagy28 Dec 2025
Muscle health
downin mice1
1 study
Muscle health
downin mice1
DEAF1 impairs muscle health in mice.
“Conversely, FOXO inhibition or Deaf1 overexpression blocks exercise benefits on muscle health.”
Animalsshown by overexpressionskeletal muscle
Exercise suppresses DEAF1 to normalize mTORC1 activity and reverse muscle aging
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America24 Nov 2025
mTOR signalling
upin mice1
1 study
mTOR signalling
upin mice1
DEAF1 activates mTOR signalling in mice.
“Elevated Deaf1 expression increases mTOR transcription, leading to heightened mTORC1 activity, impaired proteostasis, and muscle senescence.”
Animalsin aged muscleskeletal muscle
Exercise suppresses DEAF1 to normalize mTORC1 activity and reverse muscle aging
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America24 Nov 2025