Bone-Regulating MicroRNAs and Resistance Exercise: A Mini-Review

MicroRNAs (miRNA) are a class of short noncoding RNA that play important roles in controlling gene expression. Many miRNAs have been identified as being regulators bone cell function, thus affecting the remodeling processes. In addition to expressed specific tissues and exerting intracellular effects, can enter blood where they be taken up by other tissues. These circulating (c-miRNA) also clinical significance biomarkers musculoskeletal diseases tissue-specific, stable easily detectable, require minimally invasive procedures. This mini-review discusses with regulatory metabolism c-miRNA responses acute bouts resistance exercise. MiRNA (e.g., upregulation/downregulation expression) vary depending on exercise protocol characteristics age participants. There gaps literature need addressed most studies focused regulate skeletal muscle male