Mitochondrial adaptations to high-volume exercise training are rapidly reversed after a reduction in training volume in human skeletal muscle (Q51492562)

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English	Mitochondrial adaptations to high-volume exercise training are rapidly reversed after a reduction in training volume in human skeletal muscle	scientific article published on 11 July 2016

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Mitochondrial adaptations to high-volume exercise training are rapidly reversed after a reduction in training volume in human skeletal muscle (English)

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Jonathan P. Little

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David Bishop

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Cesare Granata

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Rodrigo S F Oliveira

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Kathrin Renner

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3413-3423

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10.1096/FJ.201500100R

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