Stuart James Hesketh

6PUBLICATIONS

16CO-AUTHORS

Exercise physiologyStructural properties of condensed matterRehabilitation engineeringMechanobiology

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|Jul 15, 2026

Circadian phenotype is associated with diurnal variation in human exercise performance.

|May 07, 2026

Caffeine ingestion improves morning neuromuscular performance to evening levels in healthy females.

|Mar 02, 2026

Morning endurance training induces superior performance adaptations compared with afternoon training in mice.

Stuart J Hesketh, Collin M Douglas, Xiping Zhang

|Oct 21, 2025

Dynamic time course of muscle proteome adaptation to programmed resistance training in rats.

Connor A Stead, Stuart J Hesketh, Aaron C Q Thomas

|Aug 11, 2025

Alterations of the skeletal muscle nuclear proteome after acute exercise reveals a posttranscriptional influence.

Ryan A Martin, Xiping Zhang, Mark R Viggars

|Oct 31, 2023

Skeletal muscle BMAL1 is necessary for transcriptional adaptation of local and peripheral tissues in response to endurance exercise training.

Mark R Viggars, Hannah E Berko, Stuart J Hesketh

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Frequent Collaborators

Karyn A Esser

Ryan A Martin

Xiping Zhang

Collin M Douglas

Mark R Viggars

Christopher A Wolff

Miguel A Gutierrez-Monreal

1 joint publications

Zhiguang Huo

1 joint publications

Connor A Stead

1 joint publications

Aaron C Q Thomas

Frequent Collaborators

Karyn A Esser

Ryan A Martin

Xiping Zhang

Collin M Douglas