Human proteomic data associated with paper by Godwin et al. (2025) titled "Resistance Exercise and Mechanical Overload Upregulate Vimentin for Skeletal Muscle Remodeling"

These proteomic data are from the skeletal muscle of 15 college-aged females prior to and following 10 weeks of resistance training. Specifically, these data represent sarcolemmal-associated proteins, which were isolated from human muscle tissue using a high-fidelity membrane protein extraction kit according to the manufacturer’s recommendations (Mem-PRE Plus Membrane Protein Extraction Kit; Thermo Fisher Scientific; Waltham, MA, USA).