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Do Fatiguing Muscle Contractions Alter Inherent Contractile Performance in the Single Fiber?  

Go, George (University of Oregon, 2022)

The increased fatiguability of muscle in older adults is recognized as a major decrement to quality-of-life accompanying age. The mechanisms by which this increased fatiguability occurs is not well understood. Research has ...
Do Fatiguing Muscle Contractions Alter Inherent Contractile Performance in the Single Fiber?  

Go, George (University of Oregon, 2021)

The increased fatiguability of muscle in older adults is recognized as a major decrement to quality-of-life accompanying age. The mechanisms by which this increased fatiguability occurs is not well understood. Research has ...
Empowering Older Adults: Power Assessment Based On Type IIx Muscle Fiber Abundance In Aging

Saylor, Arreanna (University of Oregon, 2022)

Older adults lose power as they age from the result of multiple aging processes. Older adults loose muscle mass, in particular type IIx muscle fibers, as they age which results in a loss of power. The loss of power is ...
Skeletal Muscle Compliance and Composition in Resistance Trained and Non-Trained Men

Donovan, Allen (University of Oregon, 2022)

Skeletal muscle structure and function are inextricably bound as the mechanics of force generation and transmission are linked by the structures that connect muscle proteins to bone. Muscle force generating capacity is ...