Mighty mice head to space on an ISS muscle-and-bone mission

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December 13, 2019↗ source

UConn Today (13 December 2019) covered the launch of myostatin-lacking mighty mice to the International Space Station, where researchers from Jackson Laboratory, UConn Health, and Connecticut Children studied how microgravity drains muscle and bone - and what a body that cannot sense myostatin does about it. The flight data fed later countermeasure work for astronauts and muscle-wasting patients alike.

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