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Karyn Hamilton

Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

College of Health and Human Sciences

Department of Health and Exercise Science

Karyn Hamilton is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory at Colorado State University.

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Colorado State University

Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory

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physiology exercise physiology health sciences pharmacology mammalian biology applied physiology skeletal muscle animal physiology genetics membrane biology ageing endocrinology exercise science geriatrics cardiology regenerative medicine biogerontology protein synthesis metabolism liver physiology respiratory medicine human physiology mammalian physiology experimental gerontology molecular physiology redox biology sport physiology veterinary physiology mitochondrial function sport science protein science free radical biology mitochondrial biogenesis respiration (physiology) geriatric medicine exercise training aging cell vascular biology clinical gerontology energy metabolism hypoxia (medicine) hemostasis cellular physiology animal science animal nutrition cardiovascular physiology cell proliferation biomedical research plant physiology clinical physiology nutrient physiology comparative endocrinology endocrine research physiological research comparative physiology later adulthood redox signaling sarcopenia clinical pharmacology simulated high altitude older adults mitochondrial protein synthesis sympathetic inhibition mitochondrial respiration musculoskeletal research human nutrition mitochondrial adaptations phytochemical activation rigorous study exercise adaptations stress resistance ergogenic properties sprint interval training male mice a-glucosidase inhibitor myocardial tolerance molecular biology oxidative stress biochemistry cell metabolism

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Non‐Transgenic Guinea Pig Strains Exhibit Divergent Age‐Related Changes in Hippocampal Mitochondrial Respiration. Acta Physiologica (2024)

Maureen A. WalshAmanda S. LathamQian ZhangRobert A. JacobsRobert V. MusciThomas J. LaRoccaJulie A. MorenoKelly S. SantangeloKaryn L. Hamilton

liver physiologyrespiratory neurobiologyneuroscienceneurophysiologymammalian physiologybiomechanicsanimal physiologyphysiologyanatomyadaptationcomparative physiologybiogerontologyhippocampal mitochondrial respirationneurologyneuroscience of agingelectrophysiologymembrane biologymitochondrial functionmammalian biology

A Practical Perspective on How to Develop, Implement, Execute, and Reproduce High‐Resolution Respirometry Experiments: The Physiologist's Guide to an Oroboros O2k. The FASEB Journal (2023)

Maureen A. WalshRobert V. MusciRobert A. JacobsKaryn L. Hamilton

high-resolution respirometry experimentspractical perspectivebenchmark studiesinstrumentationmaterials science

Can Exercise Prevent the Age‐Related Decline in Adaptive Homeostasis? Evidence Across Organisms and Tissues. Journal of physiology (2023)

Karyn L. HamiltonColin Selman

exercise physiologyphysiologyadaptive homeostasisage-related declinegeriatrics

Phytochemical Compound, Pb125, Increases Mechanisms of Proteostasis in a Model of Musculoskeletal Decline and Neuroinflammation. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Maureen Ann WalshRobert V. MusciKendra M. AndrieMaryam F. AfzaliWenceslao MartinezAreli SanchezJosh SurvisQian ZhangThomas J. LaRoccaJulie A. MorenoKelly S. SantangeloKaryn L. Hamilton

musculoskeletal declineexercise physiologyphytochemical compoundphysiologysport medicineneuroinflammationexercise sciencemedicinephytochemicalshealth sciences

Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter-2 Inhibition Slows Protein Synthesis in Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle Independent of Exercise Training. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Melissa A. LindenSanna DarvishQian ZhangWalid K. MohammedHumza A. PirzadahRobert C. NolandBarry BraunKaryn L. Hamilton

exercise physiologyphysiologysport medicineprotein synthesispharmacologymedicineskeletal musclecardiac muscleexercise training

Treatment With Pb125® Increases Femoral Long Bone Strength in 15-Month-Old Female Hartley Guinea Pigs. Annals of Biomedical Engineering (2023)

K. M. AndrieD. R. PalmerO. WahlS. BorkM. CampbellM. A. WalshJ. SanfordR. V. MusciKaryn L. HamiltonKelly S. SantangeloChristian M. Puttlitz

regenerative medicinebone strengthbiomedical researchorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgeryphysical therapybiomedical engineeringskeletal musclebone researchrehabilitationtissue engineeringbiomechanics

Lifespan Benefits for the Combination of Rapamycin Plus Acarbose and for Captopril in Genetically Heterogeneous Mice. Aging Cell (2022)

Randy StrongRichard A. MillerCatherine J. ChengJames F. NelsonJonathan GelfondShailaja Kesaraju AllaniVivian DiazAngela Olsen DorigattiJonathan DorigattiElizabeth FernandezAndrzej GaleckiBrett GinsburgKaryn L. HamiltonMartin A. JavorsKerry KornfeldMatt KaeberleinSuja KumarDavid B. LombardMarisa Lopez‐CruzanBenjamin F. MillerPeter RabinovitchPeter ReifsnyderNadia A. RosenthalMolly A. BogueAdam B. SalmonYousin SuhEric VerdinHerbert WeissbachJohn NewmanFrancesca MaccchiariniDavid E. Harrison

animal scienceaging cellbiogerontologyexperimental gerontologypharmacologymammalian biologylongevitygenetics

Nontransgenic Guinea Pig Strains Exhibit Hallmarks of Human Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2022)

Devin WahlJulie A MorenoKelly S SantangeloQian ZhangMaryam F AfzaliMaureen A WalshRobert V MusciAlyssa N CavalierKaryn L HamiltonThomas J LaRocca

neurologyalzheimer's diseasemedical anthropologyanimal biotechnologybiogerontologyneurosciencehuman brain aginggeriatricsbiological anthropologyhealth sciences

Pigmented and Dunkin‐Hartley Guinea Pigs as Natural Models for Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Devin WahlJulie MorenoKelly SantangeloAlyssa N. CavalierKaryn L. HamiltonThomas J. LaRocca

neurologyalzheimer's diseasebrain agingneurosciencenatural modelspigments

The Combination of Nrf1 and Nrf2 Activators in Myoblasts Stimulate Mechanisms of Proteostasis Without Changes in Mitochondrial Respiration. Redox in Muscle Physiology Exercise and Sport (2022)

Maureen A. WalshQian ZhangRobert V. MusciKaryn L. Hamilton

exercise physiologymitochondrial respirationphysiologycell signalingcell biologyredox signalingsport physiologysignal transductionredox biology

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Karyn Hamilton

Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

College of Health and Human Sciences

Department of Health and Exercise Science

Karyn Hamilton is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory at Colorado State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Karyn Hamilton

Colorado State University

Director of the Translational Research on Aging and Chronic Disease Laboratory

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Non‐Transgenic Guinea Pig Strains Exhibit Divergent Age‐Related Changes in Hippocampal Mitochondrial Respiration. Acta Physiologica (2024)

Maureen A. WalshAmanda S. LathamQian ZhangRobert A. JacobsRobert V. MusciThomas J. LaRoccaJulie A. MorenoKelly S. SantangeloKaryn L. Hamilton

A Practical Perspective on How to Develop, Implement, Execute, and Reproduce High‐Resolution Respirometry Experiments: The Physiologist's Guide to an Oroboros O2k. The FASEB Journal (2023)

Maureen A. WalshRobert V. MusciRobert A. JacobsKaryn L. Hamilton

high-resolution respirometry experimentspractical perspectivebenchmark studiesinstrumentationmaterials science

Can Exercise Prevent the Age‐Related Decline in Adaptive Homeostasis? Evidence Across Organisms and Tissues. Journal of physiology (2023)

Karyn L. HamiltonColin Selman

exercise physiologyphysiologyadaptive homeostasisage-related declinegeriatrics

Phytochemical Compound, Pb125, Increases Mechanisms of Proteostasis in a Model of Musculoskeletal Decline and Neuroinflammation. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Maureen Ann WalshRobert V. MusciKendra M. AndrieMaryam F. AfzaliWenceslao MartinezAreli SanchezJosh SurvisQian ZhangThomas J. LaRoccaJulie A. MorenoKelly S. SantangeloKaryn L. Hamilton

musculoskeletal declineexercise physiologyphytochemical compoundphysiologysport medicineneuroinflammationexercise sciencemedicinephytochemicalshealth sciences

Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter-2 Inhibition Slows Protein Synthesis in Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle Independent of Exercise Training. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Melissa A. LindenSanna DarvishQian ZhangWalid K. MohammedHumza A. PirzadahRobert C. NolandBarry BraunKaryn L. Hamilton

exercise physiologyphysiologysport medicineprotein synthesispharmacologymedicineskeletal musclecardiac muscleexercise training

Treatment With Pb125® Increases Femoral Long Bone Strength in 15-Month-Old Female Hartley Guinea Pigs. Annals of Biomedical Engineering (2023)

K. M. AndrieD. R. PalmerO. WahlS. BorkM. CampbellM. A. WalshJ. SanfordR. V. MusciKaryn L. HamiltonKelly S. SantangeloChristian M. Puttlitz

Lifespan Benefits for the Combination of Rapamycin Plus Acarbose and for Captopril in Genetically Heterogeneous Mice. Aging Cell (2022)

animal scienceaging cellbiogerontologyexperimental gerontologypharmacologymammalian biologylongevitygenetics

Nontransgenic Guinea Pig Strains Exhibit Hallmarks of Human Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2022)

Devin WahlJulie A MorenoKelly S SantangeloQian ZhangMaryam F AfzaliMaureen A WalshRobert V MusciAlyssa N CavalierKaryn L HamiltonThomas J LaRocca

neurologyalzheimer's diseasemedical anthropologyanimal biotechnologybiogerontologyneurosciencehuman brain aginggeriatricsbiological anthropologyhealth sciences

Pigmented and Dunkin‐Hartley Guinea Pigs as Natural Models for Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Devin WahlJulie MorenoKelly SantangeloAlyssa N. CavalierKaryn L. HamiltonThomas J. LaRocca

neurologyalzheimer's diseasebrain agingneurosciencenatural modelspigments

The Combination of Nrf1 and Nrf2 Activators in Myoblasts Stimulate Mechanisms of Proteostasis Without Changes in Mitochondrial Respiration. Redox in Muscle Physiology Exercise and Sport (2022)

Maureen A. WalshQian ZhangRobert V. MusciKaryn L. Hamilton

exercise physiologymitochondrial respirationphysiologycell signalingcell biologyredox signalingsport physiologysignal transductionredox biology

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