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Unilateral muscle overuse causes bilateral changes in muscle fiber composition and vascular supply.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Song Yafeng, Forsgren Sture, Liu Jing-Xia, Yu Ji-Guo, Stål Per

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Unilateral strength training can cause cross-transfer strength effects to the homologous contralateral muscles. However, the impact of the cross-over effects on the muscle tissue is unclear. To test the hypothesis that unilateral muscle overuse causes bilateral alterations in muscle fiber composition and vascular supply, we have used an experimental rabbit model with unilateral unloaded overstrain exercise via...

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PMID: 25545800
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0116455
PMCID: PMC4278887

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