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Mouse study investigates skeletal muscle bioelectric properties in a model of progressive myopathy.
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Establishes bioelectric baseline in a murine myopathy model; leaves open translation to human disease mechanisms or therapies.
John T. Conrad (1961) studied Hereditary myopathy (dystrophia muscularis). Hereditary myopathy (dystrophia muscularis) was evaluated on Bioelectric properties of skeletal muscle. This study investigated the bioelectric properties of skeletal muscle in mice afflicted with hereditary myopathy, dystrophia muscularis, a model for human progressive myopathy.
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