The skeletal muscle system plays a central role in movement, balance, and posture in mammals. Within this system, skeletal muscle cells, myoblasts, and satellite cells are essential for muscle growth, repair, and normal physiological function. Proper regulation of proliferation and differentiation in these cell populations is critical for maintaining skeletal muscle integrity. In addition to their biological importance in living organisms, these cellular processes are also fundamental in emerging cultivated meat technologies, where animal muscle cells are expanded and differentiated in vitro to produce muscle tissue for food production.
