Sima, A. Studies on fibre size in developing sciatic nerve and spinal roots in normal, undernourished, and rehabilitated rats.
Fibre size increased with the addition of SiHA to PHBV scaffolds.
If the thyroid exhibits underactivity (myxedema, hypothyroidism), there is a predominance of type 1 fibres and sometimes a decrease in type 2 fibre size.
In addition, fibre profile is considered: fibre size and cross-sectional shape, hollow fibres, bicomponent fibres, fibre blends, and crimp.
This paper presents a new development taking the fibre size distribution into account for the calculations of filter efficiencies.
Morphometric analysis of fibre size showed no significant difference between Mariusz and control mice (Figure 6A).
Interestingly, in aged mdx fibres, the overall imax-A relation approached zero, indicating that fibre size and imax values no longer correlated.
These measurements revealed that NMJ size reduction preceded diminution of fibre diameters, indicating that, at least in dilute mice, fibre size reduction is a secondary effect.
It is, therefore, of interest to have a closer look at the relation of imax to membrane surface area A as a measure for fibre size.
Hematoxylin and eosin staining assessed cardiomyocyte morphology and fibre size.
Total testosterone was not associated with any muscle fibre size.
