Exercise via epinephrine-induced mobilization of NK cells reduces tumor growth in mouse models. @tnseyfried @DominicDAgosti2 @ProfTimNoakes https://t.co/TImOVG89FH https://t.co/9dkwu00w28
Voluntary Running Suppresses Tumor Growth through Epinephrine- and IL-6-Dependent NK Cell Mobilization and Redistribution.
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The discussions reflect strong agreement with the publication's conclusions, illustrated by comments such as 'exercise makes our natural killer cells more active' and references to immune mechanisms like epinephrine and IL-6, which show high engagement with the scientific details and implications for therapy. Words like 'important adjuvant therapy' and phrases about tumor suppression convey a sense of high impact and relevance.
Most discussions support the article's findings, emphasizing the beneficial role of exercise in tumor suppression and immune function.
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- Regular voluntary exercise significantly reduces tumor growth and incidence in mice, with over 60% reduction observed across different tumor models.
- Exercise promotes immune function, especially increasing natural killer (NK) cell infiltration into tumors.
- The mobilization and activity of NK cells during exercise are driven by epinephrine and IL6, and blocking these pathways diminishes the tumor-suppressing effects of exercise.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyExercise training may be an important adjuvant therapy to counteract cancer cachexia (as has also previously been shown by Pernille Højmann’s group https://t.co/Tc3VZkAlz5) Mechanisms may involve COPS2 to regulate myotube homeostasis. https://t.co/cfzhpifmJw
@g_gafgarion 分泌量依存かどうかを調べた論文までいきつきませんでした。。すみません。 これはマウスにがん細胞を注入し,運動群と非運動群でがん病巣の増殖率の差を調べた研究で、IL-6を介したNK細胞動員の亢進が関与しているとのことです。 https://t.co/7UHLMQlSNx
Post this 2016 Cell Metabolism paper the third time! 再休养一个月可以试着重新开始跑步
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Referencia: Pedersen, L., Idorn, M., Olofsson, G. H., et al. (2016). Voluntary running suppresses tumor growth through epinephrine- and IL-6-dependent NK cell mobilization and redistribution. Cell Metabolism, 23(3), 554-562.
RT @smurfclumsy7: Post this 2016 Cell Metabolism paper the third time! 再休养一个月可以试着重新开始跑步
Post this 2016 Cell Metabolism paper the third time! 再休养一个月可以试着重新开始跑步
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Voluntary Running Suppresses Tumor Growth through Epinephrine- and IL-6-Dependent NK Cell Mobilization and Redistribution https://t.co/fetq08wmIv
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4 Improving immune system function There is evidence that exercise makes our natural killer cells more active and able to infiltrate and kill tumor cells more effectively https://t.co/8cDjH9hIUr
@g_gafgarion 分泌量依存かどうかを調べた論文までいきつきませんでした。。すみません。 これはマウスにがん細胞を注入し,運動群と非運動群でがん病巣の増殖率の差を調べた研究で、IL-6を介したNK細胞動員の亢進が関与しているとのことです。 https://t.co/7UHLMQlSNx
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RT @LDLSkeptic: Exercise via epinephrine-induced mobilization of NK cells reduces tumor growth in mouse models. @tnseyfried @DominicDAgost…
Exercise via epinephrine-induced mobilization of NK cells reduces tumor growth in mouse models. @tnseyfried @DominicDAgosti2 @ProfTimNoakes https://t.co/TImOVG89FH https://t.co/9dkwu00w28
RT @LykkeSylow: Exercise training may be an important adjuvant therapy to counteract cancer cachexia (as has also previously been shown by…
Exercise training may be an important adjuvant therapy to counteract cancer cachexia (as has also previously been shown by Pernille Højmann’s group https://t.co/Tc3VZkAlz5) Mechanisms may involve COPS2 to regulate myotube homeostasis. https://t.co/cfzhpifmJw
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