Dr. Bradley Gordon‘s research is focused on understanding how stimuli such as nutrients, hormones, and physical activity regulate changes in skeletal muscle mass and muscle function in diseased and non-diseased conditions.  He utilizes both in vivo and in vitro model systems, including synergistic ablation, acute and long-term aerobic exercise training, high frequency muscle contractions, and castration, to test his hypotheses.

Dr. Gordon received his Ph.D. in Applied Physiology from the University of South Carolina and conducted postdoctoral work in cell and molecular physiology at the Penn State College of Medicine.
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