Why the study?
Does altered intracellular pH affect contractile function in mouse skeletal muscle fibers at varying temperatures?
Does altered intracellular pH affect contractile function in mouse skeletal muscle fibers at varying temperatures?
The direct inhibition of force production by acidification declines markedly with increasing temperature, suggesting it is not a major factor in muscle fatigue at physiological temperatures.
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Acidification impairs force less at physiological temperatures in mouse fibers; leaves open its role in human muscle fatigue.
Westerblad et al. (1997) studied this question.
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