Mechanisms of muscle plasticity: Exercise Flashcards

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What does acute exercise elicit?

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Acute exercise elicits rapid, but transient, increase in mRNA of given gene during recovery

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Is a single bout of exercise enough to see adaptations?

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Each bout of exercise is necessary for adaptation, but alone insufficient to alter phenotype

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Where does the accumulation of protein come from?

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Pulsed mRNA from each bout of exercise

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Order of increase of exercise training: Mrna, proteins, exercise performance

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True

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What is PGC1- alpha and what does it do?

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transcriptional coactivator important for turning on transcription factors which are sensitive to exercise

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Participants completed 7 sessions of intense exercise (cycling) during 2-week intervention and Muscle biopsies from VL obtained 4 and 24 hours after the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th training session, what was shown?

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Repeated transient bursts in mRNA (PGC1-alpha) precede increases in transcriptional and mito proteins (PGC1-alpha and CS)

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Excitation-transcription coupling:

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  • Exercise results in diverse biochemical and biophysical stimuli within contracting muscle (varies)
  • Leads to activation of integrated signalling networks & downstream targets (TFs & CoRs)
  • Relative activation of pathways & downstream targets dependent on exercise FITT
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How does transcription regulation occur?

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Transcription regulation occurs via change in [protein], localization, or activity of TFs & CoRs

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What to the TFs and CoRs stimulated by exercise do?

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  • TFs and CoRs stimulated by exercise demonstrate selective activation of gene promoters
  • TFs and CoRs integrate contractile stimuli into molecular programming of gene expression
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When PGC1-aplha is accetlyated and unphosphoralted what happens?

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Has a low level of activity

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From gym to genes?

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Contraction-induced adaptations to exercise training, and modulators of
gene expression in skeletal muscle, that ultimately drive alterations in
phenotype and lead to functional improvements in exercise performance (MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENIS AND MUSCL HYPERTROPHY)

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How does the regulation and expression of PGC1-alpha work?

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  • Numerous transcription factors bind to regulatory sites in PGC-1α promoter
  • PGC-1α can coactivate TFs that bind PGC-1α promoter = autoregulation
  • Signals that enhance or repress PGC-1α activity can thus affect PGC-1α transcription
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At rest where is the majority of PGC1-alpha?

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in the cytosol of human skeletal muscle

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How does acute exercise affect nuclear PGC1-alpha?

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Nuclear PGC-1α [protein] increased 3 hours

into recovery from acute max cycling exercise (changing location)

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How does acute exercise affect mitochondrial biogenesis?

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3 hours of recovery after exercise coincided with increased mRNA
expression of mitochondrial genes, followed by increase in mitochondrial
[protein] & enzyme activity, and PGC-1α [protein] after 24 hours recovery

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16
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What is HDAC

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transcriptional repressor, binds to MEF2 and decreases activity (which is important for the transcription of many genes such as glucose transpot)

17
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Exercise (70% VO2peak, 60 min), one bout of exercise showed:

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increased nuclear AMPK, p38, and CaMKII phosphorylation, After exercise, HDAC5 was dissociated from MEF2 and exported from
nucleus, Events coincided with increase in GLUT4 mRNA

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How is MEF2 regulated?

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MEF2 regulation is balance between repression by HDACs and activation by AMPK, p38, CaMKII

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What does p38 do?

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promotes MEF2 (phosphorylates it)

20
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ampk

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disassociates HDAC by phosphralyting it

21
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CaMKII

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phosphorlayes HDAC