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期刊名:Journal of applied physiology

缩写:J APPL PHYSIOL

ISSN:8750-7587

e-ISSN:1522-1601

IF/分区:3.7/Q1

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Michael D Roberts,Marcas M Bamman,Troy A Hornberger et al. Michael D Roberts et al.
The Inter-Individual Variation in Resistance Training Response Conference was hosted at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland November 19-21, 2025. This paper summarizes key themes that emerged across lectures and discussions. First, resis...
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Experimental work in amphibian skeletal muscle and modeling studies have demonstrated that intramuscular fluid volume is an important determinant of the passive force that develops during lengthening. However, this effect has yet to be inve...
Jordan H Mallette,Breland F Crudup,Adrian Oudomrath Speyrer et al. Jordan H Mallette et al.
The biological effects of chronic estrogen supplementation on renal function and injury with aging in men are unknown. Using an experimental model of feminizing hormone therapy (FHT) induced by 17β-estradiol (E2) (5 mg/kg, s.c.) supplement...
Edwin D H M Reuvers,A J Knoek van Soest,Dinant A Kistemaker Edwin D H M Reuvers
Performance during motor activities such as wheelchair riding, cycling, rowing and speed skating, depends critically on the average mechanical power output (AMPO) produced by the muscles. To maximise short-duration performance, limb movemen...
Gabrielle Gilmer,Arielle J Hall,Christopher K Kargl et al. Gabrielle Gilmer et al.
Oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) are one of the most prescribed medications, yet we lack an understanding of if and how OCPs affect non-reproductive tissues. Given the well-documented effects of sex hormones on skeletal muscle, including on ...
Rafael Krätschmer,Florian Kurt Paternoster,Alessandro Del Vecchio Rafael Krätschmer
The latency between neural drive to a muscle and the resulting force production during continuous contractions is described by the neuromechanical delay (NMD). NMD shortens with increasing contraction intensity and speed, varies between mus...
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Introduction Aging, cardiorespiratory fitness, and habitual physical activity influence thermoregulation and cognition, yet their combined impact during prolonged extreme heat exposure is not well understood. This study investigated how the...