Why the study?
Does endurance and strength training alter the fibre-type specific expression patterns of fast and slow essential myosin light chain mRNAs in human skeletal muscles?
Population
Moderately trained and untrained persons, highly trained endurance and strength athletes, and pathological…
Comparison
Endurance and strength training vs Untrained persons
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
Loading...
ELC patterns remain stable in healthy muscle despite training; supports normative reference but leaves open diagnostic utility in pathology.
Does endurance and strength training alter the fibre-type specific expression patterns of fast and slow essential myosin light chain mRNAs in human skeletal muscles?
In healthy human skeletal muscle, the fibre-type specific expression of fast and slow essential myosin light chain mRNAs is highly stable and not altered by training, unlike in pathological states.
JOSTARNDT‐FÖGEN et al. (1998) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: