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Structural and mechanical basis of exercise-induced muscle injury
Jan Fridén
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Richard L. Lieber
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Muscle Fiber
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Exercise-induced muscle Damage
100%
Human Studies
50%
Misalignment
50%
Intermediate Filaments
50%
Structural Abnormalities
50%
Induced Damage
50%
Oxidative Capacity
50%
Treatment Duration
50%
Cytoskeletal Components
50%
Disintegration
50%
Strain Magnitude
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Myofibril
50%
Eccentric Contraction
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Fast-twitch
50%
Alpha Band
50%
Fiber Strain
50%
Z-bands
50%
Muscle Exercise
50%
Absolute Stress
50%
Glycolytic Fibers
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Human Study
100%
Injury
100%
Muscle Injury
100%
Engineering
Muscle Fiber
100%
Disruptions
50%
Induced Damage
50%
Fibre Strain
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Muscle Fiber
100%
Intermediate Filament
50%
Myofibril
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Muscle Training
100%