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Thermal conditions experienced during differentiation affect metabolic and contractile phenotypes of mouse myotubes.
American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology - 1 Sept 2016
Little Alex G, Seebacher Frank
Abstract excerpt
Central pathways regulate metabolic responses to cold in endotherms to maintain relatively stable internal core body temperatures. However, peripheral muscles routinely experience temperatures lower than core body temperature, so that it would be advantageous for peripheral tissues to respond to temperature changes independently from core body temperature regulation. Early developmental conditions can influence...
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