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Exercising calf muscle changes correlate with pH, PCr recovery and maximum oxidative phosphorylation

Schmid et al., 2014

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16274981746736290859
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Schmid A
Schewzow K
Fiedler G
Goluch S
Laistler E
Wolzt M
Moser E
Meyerspeer M
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NMR in Biomedicine

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Skeletal muscle metabolism is impaired in disorders like diabetes mellitus or peripheral vascular disease. The skeletal muscle echo planar imaging (EPI) signal (SEPI) and its relation to energy metabolism are still debated. Localised 31P MRS and SEPI data from …
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