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Eccentric stimulation reveals an involvement of FGF6 in muscle resistance to mechanical stress.

European journal of applied physiology - 1 Jul 2011

Laziz Iman, Ferry Arnaud, Armand Anne-Sophie, Gallien Claude Louis, Gaspera Bruno Della, Charbonnier F, Chanoine C

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The objective of this report was to analyse a potential role for FGF6 in muscle resistance to mechanical stress. Normal or regenerating muscles of FGF6 (-/-) mice versus wild-type mice were submitted to different protocols of damaging eccentric contractions (eccentric electrostimulation and intermittent downhill exercise). Then muscular structural properties were analysed by histological and immunochemistry...

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PMID: 21188410
DOI: 10.1007/s00421-010-1784-0

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