The Hormetic Potential of GDF15 in Skeletal Muscle Health and Regeneration: A Comprehensive Systematic Review

A hormetic hypothesis for GDF15 on skeletal muscle was proposed. In fact, GDF15 exhibited beneficial effects when expressed at high levels facing acute stressors (i.e., "myoprotection"). Conversely, GDF15 exhibited maladaptive effects, such as chronic low-grade inflammation, when chronically expressed in pathological processes (e.g., obesity, aging). GDF15 may be a potential molecular target for disease-modifying interventions. The current review underscores the need for further research on GDF15 to elucidate its therapeutic potential across different pathological states. The study protocol, registered before data collection and analysis, can be retrieved at https://osf.io/wa8xr. It should be noted that the study deviated from the protocol after peer review, including other electronic databases beyond MEDLINE/PubMed alone.

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Current Molecular Medicine
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.2174/0115665240327723241018073535
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GDF15 and Related Biomarkers
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A hormetic hypothesis for GDF15 on skeletal muscle was proposed. In fact, GDF15 exhibited beneficial effects when expressed at high levels facing acute stressors (i.e., "myoprotection"). Conversely, GDF15 exhibited maladaptive effects, such as chronic low-grade inflammation, when chronically expressed in pathological processes (e.g., obesity, aging). GDF15 may be a potential molecular target for disease-modifying interventions. The current review underscores the need for further research on GDF15 to elucidate its therapeutic potential across different pathological states. The study protocol, registered before data collection and analysis, can be retrieved at https://osf.io/wa8xr. It should be noted that the study deviated from the protocol after peer review, including other electronic databases beyond MEDLINE/PubMed alone.

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