The detail information of "Energetic Cost of Walking"

BIOMARKER INFORMATION
Biomarker
Energetic Cost of Walking
Category
Independent Events
Affected targets
Skeletal Muscle Aging
Hallmarks
Other
Molecular
Other
Description
Energetic cost of walking and energy capacity are also linked with functional decline
EXPERIMENT INFORMATION
Region
worldwide
Race
multiple racial
Samples
493
Age
50-93
Gender
/
Application
Functional
Conclusion
Higher cost-to-capacity ratio and lower energy capacity may manifest as more fragmented physical activity, especially among those less active or aged ≥70 years. future studies should examine whether an increasing cost-to-capacity ratio or declining energy capacity predicts subsequent activity fragmentation.
Reference
Jennifer A Schrack, J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2021
Details
PMID:33963748 (Click to Pubmed) ; IF: ; Citation:
Confidence