PROJECT 2 - Kyn-AhR interactions modulating muscle-bone crosstalk with aging
- Mark M.W Hamrick(PI),
- Mark W Hamrick(PI)
Grant:
Research project
Project status
Active
About the Project
Muscle and bone loss with age are underlying factors contributing to falls and fractures in the elderly. These fractures are very costly both in terms of financial burden and quality of life. This project will determine whether inhibitors of the kynurenine pathway, a key pathway involved in aging, can improve muscle and bone function with aging as a strategy to prevent falls and fractures.
Project Information
Project Type
Research project
Time Period
06/01/2023 – 05/31/2027Status
ActiveFunding Details
PROJECT 2 - Kyn-AhR interactions modulating muscle-bone crosstalk with agingAward
FunderAmount
National Institute on Aging
300274 USDPROJECT 2 - Kyn-AhR interactions modulating muscle-bone crosstalk with agingAward
FunderAmount
National Institute on Aging
315700 USDPROJECT 2 - Kyn-AhR interactions modulating muscle-bone crosstalk with agingAward
FunderAmount
National Institute on Aging
315700 USD