Carmen Gomez Cabrera

Carmen Gomez Cabrera is a Professor in the Department of Physiology at the Faculty of Medicine and Odontology, Universitat de València, where she conducts research on the physiological mechanisms of aging and exercise. She is a key member of the FRESHAGE (Age and Exercise Research Group), focusing on redox biology and oxidative stress.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of physiology, aging, and physical activity. She investigates how free radicals generated during exhaustive exercise impact cellular function and how antioxidant supplementation may modulate these effects. Her work contributes to understanding the molecular basis of aging and the protective role of exercise and nutrition.

The available articles, though not listed in detail, are expected to center on exercise-induced oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction in aging, and antioxidant interventions. These studies fall within the broader disciplines of physiology, biochemistry, and sports science, with specific subfields including redox signaling, reactive oxygen species, skeletal muscle metabolism, inflammaging, and cellular senescence.

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She has supervised doctoral theses, including her own PhD under the guidance of Dr. José Viña Ribes and Dr. Federico V. Pallardó Calatayud. While specific grants are not mentioned, her leadership in the FRESHAGE research group indicates a history of funded research projects and student mentorship.

She is actively involved in the FRESHAGE Age and Exercise Research Group, a multidisciplinary team investigating the biological mechanisms of aging and the role of physical exercise as a preventive and therapeutic strategy. This group likely collaborates on national and international projects related to healthy aging and oxidative stress.