A Pilot Study on the Association of Mitochondrial Oxygen Metabolism and Gas Exchange During Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing: Is There a Mitochondrial Threshold?

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New study suggests a "mitochondrial threshold" close to LT2. And earlier, mitochondrial respiration was linked to exercise intensity rather than sub-threshold volume (Granata https://t.co/NlnEAP2DPg). Interesting to me. #exercisescience https://t.co/3MiVC6

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¡¡¡Qué bueno!!! Me encantaría saber la opinión de @doctorinigo

24 Dec 2020

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RT @magalanrioja: A pilot study (Baumbach P et al., 2020) observed mitocondrial (MT) threshold, coinciding with the matabolic transition fr…

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RT @magalanrioja: A pilot study (Baumbach P et al., 2020) observed mitocondrial (MT) threshold, coinciding with the matabolic transition fr…

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