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By comparison with the data on NOS proteins in muscle (Fig. 1) it is tempting to speculate that the increased NO availability was due to an increase in mitochondria-localised eNOS in fibers from old mice, but previous data indicate that nNOS was the predominant enzyme responsible for NO generation in muscles in response to contractile activity [29,38,42].

Alterations in biochemical composition of muscles in response to exposure to numerous pollutants have been reported by researchers (Bhathar et al. 2004; Yousafzai and Shakoori 2009).

To investigate the activity of lower extremity muscles in response to single-leg stance on a training device, destabilizing the forefoot while the rearfoot stands on a fixed plate and vice versa compared with a balance pad and the floor.

This approach involves the use of four levels of very-low to low velocity impacts to describe the kinematics of the head and the EMG response of cervical muscles in response to acceleration, but avoids any discernible risk of injury.

No normative data are available for the latencies of the EMG signals from the ankle muscles in response to sudden sagittal tilt (toes-UP or toes-DOWN) or shift (shift-FOR or shift-BACK) of the support surface during standing.

Blood levels of creatine kinase, an enzyme released by muscles in response to tissue damage, were much lower than after the Mont-Blanc race, and lower than levels seen in the 161-kilometer Western States Endurance Run from Squaw Valley to Auburn, California.

To quantify the erector spinae muscle stretch reflex responsiveness we determined the EMG activity of the muscle in response to mechanical tapping as we have previously described [ 33].

In a previous study we demonstrated a requirement for activation of mTORC1 in the stimulation of eIF2Bɛ mRNA translation in skeletal muscle in response to resistance exercise.

We have demonstrated that a simple method using silver wire electrodes resting on the skin surface provides a reliable and completely non-invasive method of recording EMG activity from the OO muscle in response to activation of the blink reflex.

Conceivably, this might reflect a compensatory adaptation within muscle in response to impaired microvascular perfusion leading to reduced fuel delivery.

There were no effects on Gper expression in skeletal muscle in response to ovariectomy in either the soleus or EDL muscles (Figure 2C).