journal of applied physiology (bethesda, md : 1985)

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Short Name	j appl physiol
Abbreviated Name	j appl physiol
ISSN	1522-1601
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Recent Articles (8 total)

2019

Cold water immersion attenuates anabolic signalling and skeletal muscle fiber hypertrophy, but not strength gain, following whole-body resistance training.

Fyfe, Jackson J;Broatch, James R;Trewin, Adam James;Hanson, Erik D;Argus, Christos K;Garnham, Andrew P;Halson, Shona L;Polman, Remco C;Bishop, David J;Petersen, Aaron C;

368 views DOI Abstract

2007

Muscle size, neuromuscular activation, and rapid force characteristics in elderly men and women: effects of unilateral long-term disuse due to hip-osteoarthritis.

Suetta, C;Aagaard, P;Magnusson, S P;Andersen, L L;Sipilä, S;Rosted, A;Jakobsen, A K;Duus, B;Kjaer, M;

Vol. 102 , No. 3 , pp. 942-8

319 views Abstract

2020

Resistance exercise training promotes fiber type-specific myonuclear adaptations in older adults.

Moro, Tatiana;Brightwell, Camille R;Volpi, Elena;Rasmussen, Blake B;Fry, Christopher S;

281 views DOI Abstract

1989

Longitudinal distribution of canine respiratory heat and water exchanges.

Ray, D W;Ingenito, E P;Strek, M;Schumacker, P T;Solway, J;

Vol. 66 , No. 6 , pp. 2788-98

276 views Abstract

2019

Time-based pulmonary features from electrical impedance tomography demonstrate ventilation heterogeneity in COPD.

Milne, Stephen;Huvanandana, Jacqueline;Nguyen, Chinh;Duncan, Joseph M;Chapman, David G;Tonga, Katrina O;Zimmermann, Sabine C;Slattery, Alexander;King, Gregory G;Thamrin, Cindy;

260 views DOI Abstract

2019

Signing up to motor signatures: a unique link to action.

Gandevia, Simon C;Muceli, Silvia;Heroux, Martin Eric;

229 views DOI

1994

Inhaled furosemide attenuates hyperpnea-induced obstruction and intra-airway thermal gradients.

Gilbert, I A;Lenner, K A;Nelson, J A;Wolin, A D;Fouke, J M;

Vol. 76 , No. 1 , pp. 409-15

218 views Abstract

2014

Changes in respiratory activity induced by mastication during oral breathing in humans.