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lysine; mTORC1; satellite cells; proliferation; skeletal muscle growth; muscle satellite cell; transthyretin; thyroid hormone; myogenesis; exosomes; skeletal muscle; genotype; genetic variation; muscle phenotypes; sarcopenia; aging; calcium homeostasis; hibernation; mitochondria; sarcoplasmic reticulum; Acvr1b; Tgfbr1; myostatin; Col1a1; fibrosis; atrophy; IGF2R; muscle homeostasis; inflammation; muscular dystrophy; pericytes; macrophages; Nfix; phagocytosis; RhoA-ROCK1; splicing isoforms; CRISPR-Cas9; exon deletion; NF-Y; muscle differentiation; C2C12 cells; denervation; neuromuscular junction; heavy resistance exercise; acetylcholine receptor; cell culture; neonatal myosin; neural cell adhesion molecule; biomarkers; mitophagy; mitochondrial dynamics; mitochondrial quality control; mitochondrial-derived vesicles (MDVs); mitochondrial-lysosomal axis; Hibernation; electron microscopy; immunocytochemistry; α-smooth muscle actin; confocal microscopy; connexin 43; connexin 26; gap junctions; myofibroblasts; Platelet-Rich Plasma; transforming growth factor (TGF)-β1; muscle regeneration; inflammatory response; cell precursors; experimental methods; stem cell markers; muscles; heterotopic ossification; skeletal muscle stem and progenitor cells; HO precursors; muscle atrophy; septicemia; mitochondrial fusion; mitochondrial fission; iPSC; extracellular vesicles; Drosophila; muscle; genetic control; muscle diversification; fascicle; myofiber; myofibril; sarcomere; hypertrophy; hyperplasia; splitting; radial growth; longitudinal growth; exercise; muscle stem cells; stem cells niche; neuromuscular disorders; Duchenne muscular dystrophy; pharmacological approach; single-cell; mass cytometry; skeletal muscle regeneration; skeletal muscle homeostasis; fibro/adipogenic progenitors; myogenic progenitors; muscle populations; evolution; metazoans; differentiation; transdifferentiation; muscle precursors; regenerative medicine; stem cells; FAPs; tissue niche; growth factors; muscle pathology