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Results demonstrated the formation of coaxial fibrous scaffold with average porosity of 79% and average fiber size of 294 nm.

We find that production of nano-meltblown membranes with an average fiber size in the range of 300 500 nm using this new die design is possible and report on process operating conditions that result in such structures.

Our data indicate that with increasing the amount of PANi (from 0 to ∼5% w/w), the average fiber size was reduced from 803±121 nm to 61±13 nm (p<0.01) and the tensile modulus increased from 499±207 MPa to 1384±105 MPa (p<0.05).

Although muscle atrophy phenotypes were still apparent in BAC fxAR121 +/− ; Nlk gt/+ mice, the average fiber size was significantly increased compared to their BAC fxAR121 +/− littermates.

However, the muscle fiber size distribution of GSE treated mice was almost the same as control mice and no difference in average fiber size was detected between these two groups.

For each muscle, the whole muscle cross section was analyzed to calculate the average fiber size (cross-section area) by using ImageJ 1.41 (freeware developed by Dr. W. Rasband at NIH, and available at http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij).

The average fiber diameter size in the Pitx1 transgenic mice was reduced by 45% (p<0.05) in the triceps and by 41% (p<0.05) in the quadriceps (Fig. 7C).

In particular, the muscles from Tg mice showed an average 47.3% fiber size reduction, together with significant reduction of muscle mass when compared with the WT (138±25 versus 172±9 mg).

Histological data, from needle biopsy of the vastus lateralis muscle, indicate that the percentage of the different muscle fibers are probably not modified with aging but that average type II fiber size decreases with age, whereas the size of type I fibers is much less affected.

Needle biopsies of the vastus lateralis muscle indicate that the percentages of the different muscle fibers are probably not different but that the average type II fiber sizes are lower in children, female adults, and aged people when compared with male adults.

A similar average decline in muscle and muscle fiber size was observed in the loaded and unloaded legs; that is, TA muscle CSA determined by ultrasound at three different anatomical landmarks, or muscle fiber CSA measured at a fixed sarcomere length in single muscle fiber segments or from enzyme-histochemically stained muscle cross-sections.