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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"muscle fiber cross-sectional area"”.

  1. The effects of maternal and postnatal infections with porcine reproductive and respiratory virus on muscle growth and development in piglets

    … feed intake, limit weight gain, and decrease muscle growth by directing nutrients away from protein accretion and towards an inflammatory response; however, it is unclear how maternal infection affects offspring skeletal muscle development. Additionally, it is unclear how viral infections …

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  2. AMP-activated protein kinase and muscle metabolism

    … kinase (AMPK) is a major regulator of skeletal muscle metabolism with relevance to agriculture and human health. During the conversion of muscle to meat, the rate and extent of postmortem metabolism and pH decline largely determine pork quality development. Pigs with the AMPKγ3 R200Q mutation …

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  3. The effect of insulin treatment and exercise modality on skeletal muscle fiber size in streptozotocin-induced type 1 diabetic rats

    … to have several negative effects on skeletal muscle mass, a condition known as diabetic myopathy. One of these effects is the atrophy of the glycolytic muscle fibers. However, the role of intensity of insulin treatment and exercise modality in attenuating this loss in fiber cross-sectional

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