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This is a very exciting time for researchers of adult skeletal muscle as we learn more about the incredibly plastic nature of skeletal muscle and begin to understand the signaling pathways regulating that plasticity. Moreover, the translation of skeletal muscle bench work to bedside is now an ongoing reality rather than just a buzz phrase. Despite this, adult skeletal muscle adaptations in health and disease have traditionally received largely peripheral attention in the context of both research and patient care. Therefore one of the primary purposes of this meeting was to bring together leading researchers that share a passion for adult skeletal muscle plasticity, with the aim of stimulating innovative and new directions that will advance this important field. We hope the interactive and friendly environment facilitated the attainment of this goal. Thanks to the efforts of the participants and organizers alike, we are confident that new collaborations will stem from, and ongoing collaborations were solidified at, this meeting. Finally, we expect this meeting will take place again in 2014 and hope it will be as fruitful and well-received as it was this year.

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Meeting Synopsis: Advances in Skeletal Muscle Biology in Health and Disease (Gainesville, Florida, February 22nd to 24th 2012) – Day 2: “Muscle Diseases and Regeneration” and “Clinical/Translational Research”