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Multimodal sensory overload in dopamine-deficient larval zebrafish leads to paradoxical kinesia

Abstract Paradoxical kinesia—the temporary alleviation of motor deficits by powerful, urgent stimuli in Parkinson’s disease (PD)—remains poorly understood at the neural circuit level. Through chemo-genetic ablation of tyrosine hydroxylase-expressing neurons in larval zebrafish and brain-wide calcium imaging under head-fixed, tail-free ...
Krishnashish Bose, Karnika Bhardwaj, Su Guo +2 more
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Restoration of physical performance capacity of athletes after prolonged restriction of their motor activity [PDF]

The effects of different regimens of treatment following prolonged hypokinesia were studied in order to determine the most effective program. The types of programs considered were passive means, consisting of physical therapy; active means, consisting of
Finogeyev, V. I., Soldatov, A. D.
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Change in energy expenditure and brain and adrenal content of catecholamines in rats during muscular loading and hypokinesia [PDF]

In male 1-7 month old rats, the growth and the protein content of skeletal muscles were higher than in female rats while the O2 consumption and the heart rate were lower.
Khodorova, N. A., Rozanova, V. D., Savkiv, T. G. +2 more
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Kick and rush [PDF]