Structure of skeletal muscles after hypokinesia and physical loading of middle aerobic power
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.28944Keywords:
hypokinesia, skeletal muscle, degeneration, physical load, regeneration, ratAbstract
In the article is shown that determined degree of destructive changes in skeletal muscles is in direct dependence on the term of hypokinesiа limitation. Application of kinesiotherapy intensifies the repair processes and substantially reduces the terms of renewal of structurally-functional properties of skeletal muscles after hypokinesiа.
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