Christopher Pignanelli

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7CO-AUTHORS
Exercise physiologyBiomechanicsCancer therapy (excl. chemotherapy and radiation therapy)
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Publications (8)

|Jun 12, 2026
Excessive training does not induce mitochondrial dysfunction or impair insulin signalling within skeletal muscle.

|May 11, 2026
Hypohydration Increases Heart Rate Despite Preserved Hemodynamic Compensation During Blood Flow Restricted Exercise.

|Apr 22, 2025
Electrical Muscle Stimulation With or Without Blood Flow Restriction Does Not Prevent the Impairment in Glycemic Control After 1 Week of Physical Inactivity.

Christopher Pignanelli, Alexa A Robertson, Rachel M Handy

|Apr 02, 2024
The addition of blood flow restriction during resistance exercise does not increase prolonged low-frequency force depression.

Christopher Pignanelli, Alexa A Robertson, Steven M Hirsch

|Mar 05, 2024
Effect of blood flow restriction and electrical muscle stimulation on human glycemic response to a glucose challenge.

Alexa A Robertson, Christopher Pignanelli, Jamie F Burr

|Apr 13, 2023
Blood flow restriction does not alter the early hypertrophic signaling and short-term adaptive response to resistance exercise when performed to task failure.

Christopher Pignanelli, Graham P Holloway, Jamie F Burr

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Frequent Collaborators

6 joint publications

Jamie F Burr

2 joint publications

Graham P Holloway

2 joint publications

Alexa A Robertson

2 joint publications

Geoffrey A Power