author(s)
Mustafa Sharmila

abstract
Age-related muscle atrophy, known as sarcopenia, is associated with reduced protein content and altered protein metabolism in skeletal muscle. This study investigates the effects of exercise training on protein concentration in ageing rat muscles. Using a controlled experimental design, we observed significant improvements in total protein content in exercised rats compared to sedentary controls. The findings highlight the role of regular physical activity in mitigating age-associated declines in muscle protein levels.