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. 2017 Dec 4;373(1738):20160529. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2016.0529

Table 1.

Changes in skeletal muscle HSP72 levels during metabolic disease. HFD, high-fat diet; n.a., not available.

investigators model muscle status duration HFD HSP72 levels
Kurucz et al. [13] human vastus lateralis type 2 diabetic n.a. HSP72 mRNA reduced
Bruce et al. [14] human vastus lateralis type 2 diabetic n.a. HSP72 mRNA reduced
Chung et al. [5] human and rodent not reported obese and insulin resistant unknown for humans, 16 weeks for rodents HSP72 protein reduced in humans, not reported in rodents
Gupte et al. [6] rodent soleus impaired glucose tolerance 6 weeks HSP72 protein unaffected by diet
Gupte et al. [7] rodent soleus and extensor digitorum longus impaired glucose tolerance 12 weeks HSP72 protein unaffected by diet
Henstridge et al. [15] human vastus lateralis healthy n.a. HSP72 protein content inversely related to body fat percentage
Kavanagh et al. [16] primate biceps femoris healthy and insulin resistant 16 weeks and 6 years HSP72 protein increased at 16 weeks and reduced at 6 years
Rodrigues-Krause et al. [17] human vastus lateralis type 2 diabetic n.a. HSP72 protein reduced
Henstridge et al. [8] rodent quadriceps obese/insulin resistant 10 weeks no change in HSP72 protein reported
Matos et al. [18] human vastus lateralis healthy, obese–insulin sensitive and obese–insulin resistant n.a. basal and exercise-induced HSP72 protein reduced in both obese–sensitive and obese–insulin resistant subjects
Silverstein et al. [11] rodent gastrocnemius aged mice; heat or geranylgeranylacetone treated 14 weeks changes in basal HSP72 protein not reported; HSP72 induction positively impacted metabolic measures
Marineli et al. [19] rodent soleus impaired glucose tolerance 12 weeks HSP72 protein increased
Bock et al. [20] rodent soleus insulin resistant 28 weeks HSP72 protein unaffected by diet
Kavanagh et al. [9] primate vastus lateralis aged or young, both healthy and pre-diabetic/diabetic n.a. HSP72 protein inversely related to fasting blood glucose
Rogers et al. [10] rodent extensor digitorum longus (EDL) and soleus high-capacity or low-capacity runners (HCR and LCR respectively) 3 days basal HSP72 protein unaffected by diet; HSP72 induction via heat blunted in LCRs in EDL