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Human Bioenergetics Laboratory

Exploring glucose, fat, and protein metabolism in healthy and disease states
Dr. Haus (left) and student in the Human Bioenergetics Lab
About

The overarching goal of the Human Bioenergetics Laboratory is to explore glucose, fat, and protein metabolism in healthy and disease states. Specifically, we focus on metabolic perturbations evident with exercise and disease and interactions between the two. Through exercise, nutritional, and pharmacological strategies, we utilize both human clinical and cellular laboratory-based approaches to address research questions at the level of the whole body down to the gene.

We are currently recruiting study subjects. To learn more, visit our the Human Bioenergetics Laboratory Studies page.

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Director(s)

Jacob Haus, PhD

jmhaus@umich.edu
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PhD Student(s)

Corey Mazo

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James Shadiow

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Postdoctoral Fellow(s)

Pallavi Varshney, PhD

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vpallavi@umich.edu

Projects

Non-Weight Bearing Exercise For Accelerated Healing Of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
SPARX3: Study In Parkinson Disease of Exercise Phase 3 Clinical Trial
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