Sentence examples for muscle mass response from inspiring English sources

Previous studies reported no significant effect of MSTN variants on the muscle mass response to strength training of either Caucasians or African Americans of both genders, including World-class body-builders and elite power lifters [12].

Ferrell et al. [12] reported no significant effect of the MSTN variants we studied here on the muscle mass response to strength training in either Caucasians or African Americans (n = 153 men and women).

Moreover, SCs could propagate their genomic defects to differentiated fibers and these defects might explain the decrease of muscle mass and response to stimuli observed in sarcopenia.

Specific inhibition of NF-κB activity has been found to attenuate loss of skeletal muscle mass in response to various catabolic stimuli including proinflammatory cytokines, tumor load, denervation, and unloading [13], [14], [15], [16].

In addition, inhibiting autophagy aggravates the loss of muscle mass in response to denervation in mice (Masiero et al., 2009).

The early and linear decline in muscle mass in response to muscle unloading is different from our previous experimental findings from both porcine and rodent experimental ICU models.

The sudden loss of muscle mass in response to the adult-specific deletion of FTO in the mouse (see above) is one case in point.

Another possibility to explain the lack of changing in BMI of the volunteers could be due to the increment of muscle mass in response to physical exercise training.

It could be therefore hypothesised that obese patients retain a greater muscle mass in response to a greater loading, which could act as training stimulus.

It was demonstrated that in the absence of satellite cells, there is excessive accumulation of ECM and this adversely affects the increase in muscle mass in response to muscle overload experiments [ 25].

Adequate increase in muscle mass in response to enhanced physical activity seems to point to the diminished spontaneous physical activity as the main cause for decreased muscle mass in PWS subjects, but further research is needed.