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The contribution of neuromuscular stimulation in elucidating muscle plasticity revisited

24 Feb 2017

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Studies carried out during the past 45 years on the effects of chronic low-frequency stimulation on skeletal muscle have revealed a multiplicity of adaptive changes of muscle fibres in response to increased activity. As reflected by induced changes in the metabolic properties, protein profiles of the contractile machinery and elements of the Ca2+-regulatory system, all essential components of the muscle fibre...

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PMID: 28458806
DOI: 10.4081/ejtm.2017.6368

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