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Supplementing healthy rats with a high-niacin dose has no effect on muscle fiber distribution and muscle metabolic phenotype.

European journal of nutrition - 1 Aug 2014

Scholz Kristen, Kynast Anna Marie, Couturier Aline, Mooren Frank-Christoph, Krüger Karsten, Most Erika, Eder Klaus, Ringseis Robert

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PURPOSE: It was recently shown that niacin prevents the obesity-induced type I to type II fiber switching in skeletal muscle of obese rats and favors the development of a more oxidative metabolic phenotype and thereby increases whole body utilization of fatty acids. Whether niacin also causes type II to type I fiber switching in skeletal muscle of healthy rats has not been investigated yet. Thus, the present...

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PMID: 24271591
DOI: 10.1007/s00394-013-0624-5

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