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Muscle Physiology - Metabolism of Fatty Acids Jan 13, 2006 ... Fatty acids are basically long chains of carbon and hydrogen and are the major source of energy during normal activities. ... 2.
Muscle Physiology - Electrical Stimulation Jan 13, 2006 ... Chronic electrical stimulation provides one of the "cleanest" views of muscle adaptation to increased use. This model has long been used by ... 3.
Muscle Physiology - Electrical Stimulation Jan 13, 2006 ... Chronic electrical stimulation provides one of the "cleanest" views of muscle adaptation to increased use. This model has long been used by ... 4.
Muscle Physiology - Electrical Stimulation Jan 13, 2006 ... Chronic electrical stimulation provides one of the "cleanest" views of muscle adaptation to increased use. This model has long been used by ... 5.
Muscle Physiology - Electrical Stimulation Jan 13, 2006 ... For a look at an abstract from a 1996 study we did comparing electrical stimulation training to voluntary training, click here. ... 6.
Sarcomere Length Measurements Jan 13, 2006 ... Measuring Sarcomere Length Using Laser Diffraction ... passed through a diffraction grating forms diffraction orders (mouse over picture to ... 7.
Muscle Physiology - Glucose Metabolism Jan 13, 2006 ... Two different pathways are involved in the metabolism of glucose: one anaerobic and one aerobic. The anaerobic process occurs in the ... 8.
Muscle Physiology - Creatine Jan 13, 2006 ... During exercise, phosphorylated creatine (PCr) is thought to be an immediate source for high energy phosphate groups with which to replenish ... 9.
Muscle Physiology - Glucose Metabolism Jan 13, 2006 ... Due to its key position in the glycolytic pathway, biochemical assays of GPDH are often used to estimate the glycolytic capacity of a muscle ... 10.
Muscle Physiology - Types of Contractions May 31, 2006 ... As the load on the muscle increases, it finally reaches a point where the external force on the muscle is greater than the force that the ... |
