The role of circular RNAs in mediating the protective effects of exercise against muscle degeneration and aging

Bo Li; Ling Chen; Yiping Su; Junyan Meng; Zhanguo Su

doi:10.1007/s10522-026-10390-8

January 30, 2026Biogerontology

The role of circular RNAs in mediating the protective effects of exercise against muscle degeneration and aging

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Exercise appears to offer significant protective effects against muscle degeneration, driven by circular RNAs.
The study indicates that specific circular RNAs are linked to improved muscle health and reduced aging effects.
Analysis of molecular pathways involving circular RNAs sheds light on their crucial role in muscle maintenance during aging.
These findings suggest that targeting circular RNAs may lead to new strategies for combating age-related muscle issues.

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Observational analysis highlights the protective role of circular RNAs in muscle degeneration during aging, suggesting potential targets for interventions.

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