Aging is a one-way process associated with profound structural and functional changes in
the organism. Indeed, the neuromuscular system undergoes a wide remodeling, which …

Aging is explored by multiple lines of research, in a pursuit of understanding this natural
process. The motor response is usually the main dependent variable in studies regarding …

Muscle and connective tissues are structures that provide stability and movement to
organisms belonging to the animal kingdom. Fascia and muscle tissues structurally and …

Functional and structural decline in the neuromuscular system with aging has been
recognized as a cause of impairment in physical performance and loss of independence in …

In the ageing muscle, many changes occur. Some are on an architectural level, like
alterations in muscle composition, or modifications in the characteristics of the muscle fiber …

This two-part narrative review aims to provide an insight into the age-related mechanical
and neuromuscular factors contributing to:(1) decreased maximal muscle strength and …

Background The cellular mechanisms underlying the age‐associated loss of muscle mass
and function (sarcopenia) are poorly understood, hampering the development of effective …

Motor disturbances and wasting of skeletal muscles (sarcopenia) causes significant
impairment of daily life activities and is a major underlying cause for hospitalization in …

The neuromuscular system is one of the largest and most vital organ systems of the body.
The function and mass of the neuromuscular system gradually deteriorate during the natural …

Senile sarcopenia, the loss of muscle mass associated with aging, is one of the main causes
of muscle weakness and reduced locomotor ability in old age. Although this condition is …