The Division of Sport Science at Incheon National University: Pioneering the Future of Sport Science
Research
The Division of Sport Science at Incheon National University: Pioneering the Future of Sport Science
Research
The Exercise Physiology & Biochemistry Laboratory conducts research on physiological responses to exercise in both animal and human models. The lab primarily focuses on the study of myokines induced by exercise, exploring their mechanisms through animal experiments. In addition, it aims to identify and implement the most effective types and intensities of exercise to enhance exerkine secretion in humans.
Ongoing research also investigates the role of exerkines in the interaction between skeletal muscle mass and cognitive function, with the goal of understanding how exercise-mediated molecular responses contribute to overall health and performance.
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The Exercise Physiology & Biochemistry Laboratory conducts research on physiological responses to exercise in both animal and human models. The lab primarily focuses on the study of myokines induced by exercise, exploring their mechanisms through animal experiments. In addition, it aims to identify and implement the most effective types and intensities of exercise to enhance exerkine secretion in humans.
Ongoing research also investigates the role of exerkines in the interaction between skeletal muscle mass and cognitive function, with the goal of understanding how exercise-mediated molecular responses contribute to overall health and performance.
Study on the Efficacy of Preventive Exercise and the Mechanism of Myokine-Mediated Vascular Function Improvement in Young Women with Normal-Weight Obesity
(Basic Science Research Program – Mid-Career Researcher Support, 2022–2025)
Effects of Obesity and Single vs. Chronic Exercise on the PGC1α–FNDC5/Irisin–UCP1 Signaling Pathway
(Basic Science Research Program – General Research, 2019–2022)
Mechanisms of Downregulation in Vascular Kv7 Channel Activation in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
(Basic Science Research Program – Young Investigator Grant, 2017–2019)
Experimental Data Collection for Activity Estimation Using Smart Bands
(University–Industry Cooperative Research, 2020–2021)
Correlation Between Skeletal Muscle Mass and Metabolic/Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Healthy Young Adults
(Korean Society for the Study of Obesity, 2019–2020)