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Fiber-type composition of the human jaw muscles--(part 2) role of hybrid fibers and factors responsible for inter-individual variation.

Journal of dental research - 1 Sept 2005

Korfage J A M, Koolstra J H, Langenbach G E J, van Eijden T M G J

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This is the second of two articles about fiber-type composition of the human jaw muscles. It reviews the functional relationship of hybrid fibers and the adaptive properties of jaw-muscle fibers. In addition, to explain inter-individual variation in fiber-type composition, we discuss these adaptive properties in relation to environmental stimuli or perturbations. The fiber-type composition of the human jaw...

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PMID: 16109985
DOI: 10.1177/154405910508400902

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