Contractile Properties of MHC I and II Fibers From Highly Trained Arm and Leg Muscles of Cross-Country Skiers

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RT @DrAndyGalpin: First data showing differing contractile properties of muscle fibers of the same type across muscle groups. Slow (type…

RT @Geoff_A_Power: https://t.co/AkM6GJ9Amm Interesting findings: "MHC I fibers in the arm muscle exhibited a higher specific force-generat…

RT @Geoff_A_Power: https://t.co/AkM6GJ9Amm Interesting findings: "MHC I fibers in the arm muscle exhibited a higher specific force-generat…

RT @Geoff_A_Power: https://t.co/AkM6GJ9Amm Interesting findings: "MHC I fibers in the arm muscle exhibited a higher specific force-generat…

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