The overall objective of this study is to uncover and utilize the mechanisms behind the activation of endogenous organ protection by remote ischemic conditioning (RIC), high intensity traditional resistance training (TRT) and low intensity blood flow restricted resistance exercise (BFRE) with the perspective of defining their applicability for immediate organ protection in ischemia-reperfusion injury (acute conditioning) and subsequent tissue repair (chronic conditioning) during a prolonged recovery period. This objective will be achieved by studying which and how molecular pathways underlying these protective mechanisms are shared and can be transferred to treat medical conditions. A specific focus is the roles of EVs and miRNAs. Another objective is to explore how exercise training with and without ischemia can counteract muscle wasting.
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Changes in miRNA and EV content in blood samples
Timeframe: 6 Weeks