Model diagram of the paper’s findings (IMAGE)

Duke-NUS Medical School

Model diagram of the paper’s findings

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As we age, higher DEAF1 levels cause damaged proteins to build up in muscle cells, leading to muscle ageing and weakness. Exercise keeps ageing muscles healthy by lowering DEAF1 levels and restoring balance in muscle growth and repair.

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Duke-NUS Medical School

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