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Metabolic symphony coordinates the muscle regeneration niche
Trends in Molecular MedicineThe muscle regeneration niche comprises various cell types, including muscle stem cells (MuSCs; also termed satellite cells), immune cells, and stromal cells, all of which have crucial roles in the regeneration process. Intracellular metabolic reprogramming during injury responses is closely linked to the functional activities of these cells, thus ...
Yang Lu, Zhexu Chi, Di Wang
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Neural coordination of excitation of ferret trachealis muscle
American Journal of Physiology-Cell Physiology, 1984The distribution of junction potentials and synaptic potentials to muscle cells and ganglion cells in the ferret trachealis muscle-nerve plexus preparation was studied with local electrical stimulation of branches of the laryngeal nerve or the interganglionic nerve trunk.
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Governing Coordination. Why do Muscles Matter?
2004The coordination of movement is governed by a coalition of constraints. The expression of these constraints ranges from the concrete — the restricted range of motion offered by the mechanical configuration of our muscles and joints; to the abstract — the difficulty that we experience in combining simple movements into complex rhythms.
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Muscle coordination during breaststroke swimming: Comparison between elite swimmers and beginners
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2016Jan Maria Hendrick Cabri +2 more
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The influence of lumbar extensor muscle fatigue on lumbar–pelvic coordination during weightlifting
Ergonomics, 2015Boyi Hu, Xiaopeng Ning
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Inter-joint coordination changes during and after muscle fatigue
Human Movement Science, 2017Deanna H. Gates, Jeffrey C Cowley
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