Hayes, Alan - Victoria University - College of Health & Biomedicine

研究领域

His research focus can be summarised under the banner 'Muscle Mass Matters' and its focus is looking at various dietary supplements and exercise regimes and their effect on muscle function in health, ageing and disease. Current projects focus on: effects of vitamin D on skeletal muscle improving ageing & longevity delaying severity and/or improving function in muscular dystrophy reducing the impact of obesity & diabetes. Associate Professor Hayes played a pivotal role in obtaining Collaborative Network Funding from the Federal Government and is conducting research into the effect of vitamin D on muscle strength, bone quality and risk of falls, as well as the impact and mechanisms related to sarcopenic obesity.

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Rybalka, E., Timpani, C.A., Stathis, C.G., Hayes A., Cooke, M.B. (2015) Metabogenic and nutriceutical approaches to address energy dysregulation and muscle wasting in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Nutrients 7: 9734-9767. Timpani C.A., Hayes A., & Rybalka E. (2015) Revisiting the dystrophin-ATP connection: How half a century of research still implicates mitochondrial dysfunction in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy aetiology. Medical Hypotheses 85: 1021-1033. Nagano H., Levinger P., Downie C., Hayes A., Begg R. (2015) Contribution of lower limb eccentric work and different step responses to balance recovery among older adults. Gait and Posture 42: 257-262. Rybalka E., Timpani C.A., Cooke M.B., Williams A.D., Hayes A. (2014) Defects in Mitochondrial ATP Synthesis in Dystrophin-Deficient Mdx Skeletal Muscles May Be Caused by Complex I Insufficiency. PLoS ONE 9(12): e115763. Scott D., Sanders K., Aitken D., Hayes A., Ebeling P., Jones G. (2014) Sarcopenic obesity and dynapenic obesity: Five-year associations with falls risk in middle-aged and older adults. Obesity 22 (6): 1568-1574.