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Force Per Active Area and Muscle Injury During Electrically Stimulated Contractions

Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise

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Additional In-Series Compliance Reduces Muscle Force Summation and Alters the Time Course of Force Relaxation During Fixed-End Contractions

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Contraction-Induced Enhancement of Relaxation During High Force Contractions of Mouse Lumbrical Muscle at 37°C

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Publications by CHRISTOPHER D. BLACK

Force Per Active Area and Muscle Injury During Electrically Stimulated Contractions

Related publications

Inflammatory Cells in Rat Skeletal Muscle Are Elevated After Electrically Stimulated Contractions

Force, Velocity, and Power Changes During Normal and Potentiated Contractions of Cat Papillary Muscle

Inhibition of Xanthine Oxidase Reduces Oxidative Stress and Improves Skeletal Muscle Function in Response to Electrically Stimulated Isometric Contractions in Aged Mice

Additional In-Series Compliance Reduces Muscle Force Summation and Alters the Time Course of Force Relaxation During Fixed-End Contractions

Relationship Between Muscle Stress and Intramuscular Pressure During Dynamic Muscle Contractions

Influence of Grip Types and Intensities on Force-Decreasing Curves and Physiological Responses During Sustained Muscle Contractions

Frequency and Resting Time Dependencies of Electrically-Induced Muscle Contraction Force

In Vivo Deformation of Articular Cartilage During Electrically Stimulated Contraction

Contraction-Induced Enhancement of Relaxation During High Force Contractions of Mouse Lumbrical Muscle at 37°C