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The time course of neuromuscular impairment during short‐term disuse in young women

MacLennan et al., 2021

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5696182225277767758
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MacLennan R
Ogilvie D
McDorman J
Vargas E
Grusky A
Kim Y
Garcia J
Stock M
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Physiological Reports

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Skeletal muscle disuse results in rapid functional declines. Previous studies have typically been at least 1 week in duration and focused on the responsiveness of men. Herein, we report the timeline of initial impairments in strength, voluntary activation (VA), and motor unit …
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