Why the study?
Does chronic low-frequency stimulation induce muscle plasticity and phenotypic changes in skeletal muscle?
Population
Skeletal muscle (model of chronic low-frequency stimulation)
Design
Review
Authors
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Chronic low-frequency stimulation models activity-dependent muscle plasticity; leaves open clinical translation in neuromuscular disease pending prospective trials.
Does chronic low-frequency stimulation induce muscle plasticity and phenotypic changes in skeletal muscle?
Chronic low-frequency stimulation is a robust model for studying activity-induced changes in skeletal muscle phenotype and regulatory mechanisms of gene expression.
Pette et al. (1999) studied this question.
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