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Jacob R. Sorensen

Assistant Professor

Brigham Young University

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College of Life Sciences

Exercise Sciences

Jacob R. Sorensen is currently serving as a College Of Life Sciences Assistant Professor at Brigham Young University.

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Jacob R. Sorensen

Brigham Young University

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physiology exercise physiology applied physiology skeletal muscle human movement neuroscience health sciences rehabilitation ageing inflammation regenerative medicine human physiology muscle injury exercise science cellular physiology geriatrics neurophysiology cardiology liver physiology mammalian biology matrix biology vascular biology neuroscience of aging musculoskeletal science physiological research muscle function sport science human skeletal muscle experimental gerontology experimental medicine molecular physiology medicinal research embryonic development orthopedic biomechanics biogerontology cardiovascular physiology comparative physiology chronic inflammation physical aging volumetric muscle loss temporal changes animal biotechnology plant physiology cardiovascular research circulatory physiology molecular science molecular adaptation lifespan extension clinical physiology aging-associated diseases biomedical research geriatric medicine clinical gerontology tissue physiology blood flow mitochondrial function host specificity experimental analysis scientific visualization musculoskeletal function experimental neuropathology t-regulatory cell disease pathophysiology acute extracellular matrix mapk response secondary denervation chronic pathophysiologic sequela macrophage phenotype altered response skeletal muscle repair plantar flexor muscles oxygen delivery muscle extracellular matrix a-adrenergic receptor regulation contractile weakness muscle regeneration neurorehabilitation traumatology traumatic injuries trauma regeneration (biology) recovery head trauma rehabilitation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Inhibition of Erbb2 Mitigates Secondary Denervation After Traumatic Muscle Injury. The Journal of Physiology (2025)

Jacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanChristiana J. Raymond‐PopeThomas J. LillquistAmanda M. RussellBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

traumatraumatic muscle injurymuscle injuryphysiology

Porcine Myogenesis in Cloned Wildtype and Myf5/Myod/Myf6-Null Porcine Embryo. Communications Biology (2025)

Yong-Ho ChoeSatyabrata DasXiao MaHyeonjeong LeeJacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanChan-Hee JoCasey P. JohnsonNicolette CasselDaniel J. GarrySarah M. GreisingMary G. Garry

biologyreproductive biologyporcine myogenesiscloned wildtypedevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic development

Foxk1 Regulates Wnt Signalling to Promote Cardiogenesis. Cardiovascular Research (2023)

Javier E Sierra-PaganNikita DsouzaSatyabrata DasThijs A LarsonJacob R SorensenXiao MaPatricia StanErik J WanbergXiaozhong ShiMary G GarryWuming GongDaniel J Garry

cardiovascular physiologyhealth sciencescardiovascular researchcardiologyneurosciencecell signalingelectrophysiologyphysiology

Response of Terminal Schwann Cells Following Volumetric Muscle Loss Injury. Experimental Neurology (2023)

Daniel B. HoffmanAlec M. BastenJacob R. SorensenChristiana J. Raymond-PopeThomas J. LillquistJarrod A. CallBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

nervous systemneurologyneuroscienceterminal schwann cellsexperimental neuropathologymuscle injuryneurophysiologyexperimental medicinemotor controlphysiology

Pathophysiology of Volumetric Muscle Loss and Targets for Regenerative Rehabilitation. Physiology in health and disease (2022)

Jacob R. SorensenJennifer Mcfaline-FigueroaJarrod A. Call

pathologyvolumetric muscle lossrehabilitationregenerative rehabilitationhuman movementdisease pathophysiologyhuman physiologyphysiology

Humanized Skeletal Muscle in Myf5/Myod/Myf6-Null Pig Embryos. Nature Biomedical Engineering (2021)

Geunho MaengSatyabrata DasSarah M. GreisingWuming GongBhairab N. SinghStefan KrenDaniel MickelsonErik SkieOhad GafniJacob R. SorensenCyprian V. WeaverDaniel J. GarryMary G. Garry

skeletal muscledevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic developmenttissue engineeringbiomedical engineeringanimal biotechnologyphysiology

Lifelong Ulk1-Mediated Autophagy Deficiency in Muscle Induces Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Contractile Weakness. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

Anna S. NichenkoJacob R. SorensenW. Michael SouthernAnita E. QuallsAlbino G. SchifinoJennifer McFaline-FigueroaJamie E. BlumKayvan F. TehraniHang YinLuke J. MortensenAnna E. Thalacker-MercerSarah M. GreisingJarrod A. Call

membrane biologymitochondrial functioncontractile weaknessautophagyliver physiologyhost specificityneurosciencemolecular physiologymolecular biologyhuman biologymolecular sciencemolecular neurosciencemolecular and cellular biologymammalian biologycell and molecular biologyphysiology

Secondary Denervation is a Chronic Pathophysiologic Sequela of Volumetric Muscle Loss. Journal of Applied Physiology (2021)

Jacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

skeletal muscleliver physiologyvolumetric muscle losscellular physiologycell biologyneurophysiologyregenerative medicineapplied physiologysecondary denervationmolecular physiologyclinical physiologyphysiological researchvascular biologymuscle functioninflammationchronic pathophysiologic sequelahealth sciencesexercise physiologyhuman movementhuman physiologyphysiology

Temporal Changes in the Muscle Extracellular Matrix Due to Volumetric Muscle Loss Injury. Connective Tissue Research (2021)

Daniel B. HoffmanChristiana J. Raymond-PopeJacob R. SorensenBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

matrix biologyskeletal muscleliver physiologymuscle extracellular matrixanatomycellular physiologymuscle injurymusculoskeletal scienceregenerative medicineapplied physiologytissue (biology)neurosciencebiomechanicsvascular biologytissue physiologykinesiologyhuman movementorthopedic biomechanicstemporal changesphysiology

Passive Leg Movement in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Evidence of Locomotor Muscle Vascular Dysfunction. Journal of Applied Physiology (2020)

Stephen J. IvesGwenael LayecCorey R. HartJoel D. TrinityJayson R. GiffordRyan S. GartenMelissa A. H. WitmanJacob R. SorensenRussell S. Richardson

health sciencesrespiratory medicineexercise physiologyapplied physiologypassive leg movementcardiologychronic obstructive pulmonary diseasekinesiologyhuman physiologyphysiology

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Jacob R. Sorensen

Assistant Professor

Brigham Young University

Affiliations

College of Life Sciences

Exercise Sciences

Jacob R. Sorensen is currently serving as a College Of Life Sciences Assistant Professor at Brigham Young University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jacob R. Sorensen

Brigham Young University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Inhibition of Erbb2 Mitigates Secondary Denervation After Traumatic Muscle Injury. The Journal of Physiology (2025)

Jacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanChristiana J. Raymond‐PopeThomas J. LillquistAmanda M. RussellBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

traumatraumatic muscle injurymuscle injuryphysiology

Porcine Myogenesis in Cloned Wildtype and Myf5/Myod/Myf6-Null Porcine Embryo. Communications Biology (2025)

Yong-Ho ChoeSatyabrata DasXiao MaHyeonjeong LeeJacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanChan-Hee JoCasey P. JohnsonNicolette CasselDaniel J. GarrySarah M. GreisingMary G. Garry

biologyreproductive biologyporcine myogenesiscloned wildtypedevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic development

Foxk1 Regulates Wnt Signalling to Promote Cardiogenesis. Cardiovascular Research (2023)

Javier E Sierra-PaganNikita DsouzaSatyabrata DasThijs A LarsonJacob R SorensenXiao MaPatricia StanErik J WanbergXiaozhong ShiMary G GarryWuming GongDaniel J Garry

cardiovascular physiologyhealth sciencescardiovascular researchcardiologyneurosciencecell signalingelectrophysiologyphysiology

Response of Terminal Schwann Cells Following Volumetric Muscle Loss Injury. Experimental Neurology (2023)

Daniel B. HoffmanAlec M. BastenJacob R. SorensenChristiana J. Raymond-PopeThomas J. LillquistJarrod A. CallBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

nervous systemneurologyneuroscienceterminal schwann cellsexperimental neuropathologymuscle injuryneurophysiologyexperimental medicinemotor controlphysiology

Pathophysiology of Volumetric Muscle Loss and Targets for Regenerative Rehabilitation. Physiology in health and disease (2022)

Jacob R. SorensenJennifer Mcfaline-FigueroaJarrod A. Call

pathologyvolumetric muscle lossrehabilitationregenerative rehabilitationhuman movementdisease pathophysiologyhuman physiologyphysiology

Humanized Skeletal Muscle in Myf5/Myod/Myf6-Null Pig Embryos. Nature Biomedical Engineering (2021)

Geunho MaengSatyabrata DasSarah M. GreisingWuming GongBhairab N. SinghStefan KrenDaniel MickelsonErik SkieOhad GafniJacob R. SorensenCyprian V. WeaverDaniel J. GarryMary G. Garry

skeletal muscledevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic developmenttissue engineeringbiomedical engineeringanimal biotechnologyphysiology

Lifelong Ulk1-Mediated Autophagy Deficiency in Muscle Induces Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Contractile Weakness. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

Secondary Denervation is a Chronic Pathophysiologic Sequela of Volumetric Muscle Loss. Journal of Applied Physiology (2021)

Jacob R. SorensenDaniel B. HoffmanBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

Temporal Changes in the Muscle Extracellular Matrix Due to Volumetric Muscle Loss Injury. Connective Tissue Research (2021)

Daniel B. HoffmanChristiana J. Raymond-PopeJacob R. SorensenBenjamin T. CoronaSarah M. Greising

Passive Leg Movement in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Evidence of Locomotor Muscle Vascular Dysfunction. Journal of Applied Physiology (2020)

Stephen J. IvesGwenael LayecCorey R. HartJoel D. TrinityJayson R. GiffordRyan S. GartenMelissa A. H. WitmanJacob R. SorensenRussell S. Richardson

health sciencesrespiratory medicineexercise physiologyapplied physiologypassive leg movementcardiologychronic obstructive pulmonary diseasekinesiologyhuman physiologyphysiology

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