Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Joseph McClung

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

Affiliations

Brody School of Medicine

Department of Physiology

Joseph Mcclung is currently serving as a Brody School Of Medicine Assistant Professor at East Carolina University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Joseph McClung

East Carolina University

Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

physiology exercise physiology applied physiology skeletal muscle neuroscience animal physiology cardiology mammalian biology membrane biology pharmacology mammalian physiology vascular biology exercise science neurophysiology cellular physiology human physiology respiratory medicine genetics regenerative medicine liver physiology endocrinology mitochondrial function muscle function molecular physiology circulatory physiology oxidative stress redox biology electrophysiology clinical physiology veterinary physiology ventilation angiology cell physiology cardiovascular research vascular surgery tissue physiology cardiovascular physiology respiration (physiology) comparative physiology functional overload experimental gerontology physiological research protein science clinical medicine cellular biology cancer biology translational physiology apoptosis hindlimb ischemia anabolic steroid administration cellular bioenergetics critical limb ischemia mechanical ventilation autophagy clinical investigation gene regulation angiogenesis general pathology biological function experimental biology treatment and prevention rat soleus muscle ischemic limb mitochondrial regulation apoptotic stimuli protein phosphorylation epigenomics transcription regulation gene function drug targeting disuse muscle atrophy autophagy-related gene expression ocular vasculature diaphragm myonuclear domain mechanical ventilation-induced atrophy cardiac mitochondrial phenotype vascular adaptation medicine vascular disease atherosclerosis cardiovascular disease endothelial cell biology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 2030: Endothelial Deletion of Bag3 Does Not Impair Ischemic Limb Recovery in a Murine Model of Peripheral Artery Disease. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2024)

Feifei LiZoe TerwilligerMakenzie KolasaThomas GreenReema karnekarEspen SpangenburgKelsey Fisher-WellmanDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

ischemic limb recoveryperipheral artery diseasemurine modelvascular biologyendothelial deletion

Abstract 2036: Prognostic Impact of Pfkfb3 Expression in Endothelial Cells Insights From Peripheral Arterial Disease Patients and the Effects of Supervised Exercise. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2024)

Mohamed NofalSuhib AlhusbanThomas D GreenZoe TerwilligerFeifei LiReema karnekarDean YamaguchiJoseph McClungBrian H Annex

pharmacologyendothelial cells insightsangiologyhealth sciencesrespiratory medicinesupervised exercisecardiologythrombosisprognostic impactprognosisvascular biologyphysiology

Abstract 3026: Genetic Deletion of Skeletal Muscle Bag3 Exacerbates Ischemic Myopathy. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2024)

Zoe S TerwilligerMakenzie KolasaFeifei LiThomas GreenReema karnekarEspen SpangenburgKelsey Fisher-WellmanDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

geneticsgenetic deletionskeletal musclethrombosisischemic myopathyatherosclerosisvascular biology

Cell State Transition Analysis Reveals a Causal Network That Controls Critical Limb Ischemia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Oleksii S. RukhlenkoJoseph M. McClungAnna TuliakovaBrian H. AnnexBoris N. Kholodenko

neurologyhealth sciencescritical limb ischemiastrokeneurosciencecausal networksystems neurosciencevascular biology

Abstract 553: Loss of Endothelial Bag3 Does Not Worsen Ischemia Induced Myopathy. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2023)

Zoe S TerwilligerMakenzie G KolasaThomas GreenReema KarnekarAnanya PentakotaEspen SpangenburgDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

neurologypathologyangiologyhealth sciencesstrokecardiologyvascular diseasethrombosiscoagulopathyatherosclerosisvascular biologycardiovascular diseasehematology

Abstract 599: Sex Differences in the Skeletal Muscle Transcriptome and Proteome of Chronic Limb Threatening Ischemia Patients. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2023)

Makenzie G KolasaDean YamaguchiKelsey Fisher-WellmanZoe TerwilligerAnanya PentakotaTonya ZeczyckiSalvatore T ScaliScott A BerceliKerri O'MalleyReema KarnekarPatricia BrophyThomas GreenMeek MyoungEspen SpangenburgAdam AmoreseBrian H AnnexKyoungrae KimTerence E RyanJoseph McClung

skeletal muscleangiologyhealth sciencesrespiratory medicinearterial diseasestrokeproteomicscardiologyvascular diseasethrombosisandrologyskeletal muscle transcriptomevascular biologyhematologynephrologyemergency medicinephysiology

Collagen Matricryptin Promotes Cardiac Function by Mediating Scar Formation. Life Sciences (2023)

Gabriel A. GriloSirin N. CakirPatti R. ShaverRugmani P. IyerKaitlin WhiteheadJoseph M. McClungAli VahdatiLisandra E. de Castro Brás

pharmacologyscar formationcardiologytissue (biology)cardiac functioncell biologycollagen matricryptinregenerative medicinecell and molecular biologyphysiology

Effects of Weight Loss and Weight Loss Maintenance on Cardiac Autonomic Function in Obesity: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2023)

Joshua E. McGeeKate S. EarlyAnna C. HuffMarie C. ClunanNicole R. HurseyBriceida OsborneColleen BucherCharles TannerSavanna B. BrewerPatricia M. BrophyAngela ClarkWalter J. PoriesLaura E. MatareseJoseph A. HoumardDavid CollierLinda E. MayJoseph M. McClungConrad P. EarnestDamon L. Swift

liver physiologycellular physiologyweight loss maintenancecardiovascular functioncardiac autonomic functioncardiovascular physiologyweight lossapplied physiologyhuman nutritionmedical nutritioncirculatory physiologycardiovascular diseaserandomized controlled trialscardiologyclinical nutritionepidemiologyhealth sciencesendocrinologyobesitypublic healthmetabolism

Hypoxia Resistance is an Inherent Phenotype of the Mouse Flexor Digitorum Brevis Skeletal Muscle. Function (2023)

Adam J AmoreseEverett C MinchewMichael D TarpeyAndrew T ReadyoffNicholas C WilliamsonCameron A SchmidtShawna L McMillinEmma J GoldbergZoe S TerwilligerQuincy A SpangenburgCarol A WitczakJeffrey J BraultE Dale AbelJoseph M McClungKelsey H Fisher-WellmanEspen E Spangenburg

skeletal muscleliver physiologymusculoskeletal sciencehypoxia resistancegeneticsavian biologymusculoskeletal researchbiomechanicsneurosciencemechanobiologytissue engineeringmammalian biologyanimal physiologyexercise physiologyhuman movementbone researchorthopedic biomechanicsinherent phenotypemammalian physiologyphysiology

Muscle Progenitor Cells Are Required for Skeletal Muscle Regeneration and Prevention of Adipogenesis After Limb Ischemia. Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (2023)

Hasan AbbasLindsey A. OlivereMichael E. PadgettCameron A. SchmidtBrian F. GilmoreTimothy J. McCordKevin W. SoutherlandJoseph M. McClungChristopher D. Kontos

cardiovascular physiologylimb ischemiamuscle progenitor cellsmedicinecardiovascular researchcardiologyneuroscienceregenerative medicineskeletal muscle regenerationphysiology

1
2
3
4
5
11
10 / page

Joseph McClung

Assistant Professor

East Carolina University

Affiliations

Brody School of Medicine

Department of Physiology

Joseph Mcclung is currently serving as a Brody School Of Medicine Assistant Professor at East Carolina University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Joseph McClung

East Carolina University

Assistant Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 2030: Endothelial Deletion of Bag3 Does Not Impair Ischemic Limb Recovery in a Murine Model of Peripheral Artery Disease. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2024)

Feifei LiZoe TerwilligerMakenzie KolasaThomas GreenReema karnekarEspen SpangenburgKelsey Fisher-WellmanDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

ischemic limb recoveryperipheral artery diseasemurine modelvascular biologyendothelial deletion

Mohamed NofalSuhib AlhusbanThomas D GreenZoe TerwilligerFeifei LiReema karnekarDean YamaguchiJoseph McClungBrian H Annex

pharmacologyendothelial cells insightsangiologyhealth sciencesrespiratory medicinesupervised exercisecardiologythrombosisprognostic impactprognosisvascular biologyphysiology

Abstract 3026: Genetic Deletion of Skeletal Muscle Bag3 Exacerbates Ischemic Myopathy. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2024)

Zoe S TerwilligerMakenzie KolasaFeifei LiThomas GreenReema karnekarEspen SpangenburgKelsey Fisher-WellmanDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

geneticsgenetic deletionskeletal musclethrombosisischemic myopathyatherosclerosisvascular biology

Cell State Transition Analysis Reveals a Causal Network That Controls Critical Limb Ischemia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Oleksii S. RukhlenkoJoseph M. McClungAnna TuliakovaBrian H. AnnexBoris N. Kholodenko

neurologyhealth sciencescritical limb ischemiastrokeneurosciencecausal networksystems neurosciencevascular biology

Abstract 553: Loss of Endothelial Bag3 Does Not Worsen Ischemia Induced Myopathy. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2023)

Zoe S TerwilligerMakenzie G KolasaThomas GreenReema KarnekarAnanya PentakotaEspen SpangenburgDean YamaguchiJoseph McClung

neurologypathologyangiologyhealth sciencesstrokecardiologyvascular diseasethrombosiscoagulopathyatherosclerosisvascular biologycardiovascular diseasehematology

Abstract 599: Sex Differences in the Skeletal Muscle Transcriptome and Proteome of Chronic Limb Threatening Ischemia Patients. Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (2023)

Collagen Matricryptin Promotes Cardiac Function by Mediating Scar Formation. Life Sciences (2023)

Gabriel A. GriloSirin N. CakirPatti R. ShaverRugmani P. IyerKaitlin WhiteheadJoseph M. McClungAli VahdatiLisandra E. de Castro Brás

pharmacologyscar formationcardiologytissue (biology)cardiac functioncell biologycollagen matricryptinregenerative medicinecell and molecular biologyphysiology

Effects of Weight Loss and Weight Loss Maintenance on Cardiac Autonomic Function in Obesity: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2023)

Hypoxia Resistance is an Inherent Phenotype of the Mouse Flexor Digitorum Brevis Skeletal Muscle. Function (2023)

Muscle Progenitor Cells Are Required for Skeletal Muscle Regeneration and Prevention of Adipogenesis After Limb Ischemia. Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (2023)

Hasan AbbasLindsey A. OlivereMichael E. PadgettCameron A. SchmidtBrian F. GilmoreTimothy J. McCordKevin W. SoutherlandJoseph M. McClungChristopher D. Kontos

cardiovascular physiologylimb ischemiamuscle progenitor cellsmedicinecardiovascular researchcardiologyneuroscienceregenerative medicineskeletal muscle regenerationphysiology

1
2
3
4
5
11
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Espen E. Spangenburg

Institution

East Carolina University

skeletal muscle

physiological function

Terence E. Ryan

Institution

University of Florida

skeletal muscle

bioenergetics

Lauren Gerard Koch

Institution

University of Toledo

physiology

exercise physiology

Thomas Clanton

Institution

University of Florida

heat stress

fluorescent imaging

Andreas Kavazis

Institution

Auburn University

free radical biology

antioxidant

Timothy I. Musch

Institution

Kansas State University

cardiovascular function

cardiology

Joshua Selsby

Institution

Iowa State University

hyperthermia

muscular dystrophies

Michael Roberts

Institution

Auburn University

skeletal muscle

muscle function

Russell T. Hepple

Institution

University of Florida

physiology

exercise physiology

David H Wasserman, PhD

Institution

Vanderbilt University

metabolism

health science

Similar Faculty Members

Espen E. Spangenburg

Institution

East Carolina University

skeletal muscle

physiological function

Terence E. Ryan

Institution

University of Florida

skeletal muscle

bioenergetics

Lauren Gerard Koch

Institution

University of Toledo

physiology

exercise physiology

Thomas Clanton

Institution

University of Florida

heat stress

fluorescent imaging

Andreas Kavazis

Institution

Auburn University

free radical biology

antioxidant

Timothy I. Musch

Institution

Kansas State University

cardiovascular function

cardiology

Joshua Selsby

Institution

Iowa State University

hyperthermia

muscular dystrophies

Michael Roberts

Institution

Auburn University

skeletal muscle

muscle function

Russell T. Hepple

Institution

University of Florida

physiology

exercise physiology

David H Wasserman, PhD

Institution

Vanderbilt University

metabolism

health science