Rachel M Handy

7PUBLICATIONS
12CO-AUTHORS
Exercise physiologyEnergy generation, conversion and storage (excl. chemical and electrical)Nutrigenomics and personalised nutritionReaction engineering (excl. nuclear reactions)
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Publications (7)

|Jul 01, 2026
Nitrate and resveratrol supplementation selectively enhances hepatic adaptations to aerobic exercise in high-fat fed male mice.

|Apr 03, 2026
Exercise training induces mitochondrial biogenesis, while high-fat diet increases the ability of mitochondria to use long and short-chain fatty acids.

Jessica L Dowling, Rachel M Handy, Nicole M Notaro

|Jun 09, 2023
Dietary nitrate preserves mitochondrial bioenergetics and mitochondrial protein synthesis rates during short-term immobilization in mice.

Heather L Petrick, Rachel M Handy, Bayley Vachon

|Feb 22, 2023
Dietary Nitrate and Corresponding Gut Microbiota Prevent Cardiac Dysfunction in Obese Mice.

Heather L Petrick, Leslie M Ogilvie, Henver S Brunetta

|Jan 09, 2023
Independent, but not co-supplementation, with nitrate and resveratrol improves glucose tolerance and reduces markers of cellular stress in high-fat-fed male mice.

Rachel M Handy, Geneviève J DesOrmeaux, Pierre-Andre Barbeau

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Frequent Collaborators

5 joint publications

Graham P Holloway

3 joint publications

Sara M Frangos

2 joint publications

Heather L Petrick

1 joint publications

Luc J C van Loon