The Mechanisms of Muscle Mass and Strength Increase during Strength Training

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E. A. Lysenko
O. L. Vinogradova
D. V. Popov
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[1] Institute of Biomedical Problems,
[2] Russian Academy of Sciences,undefined
[3] Lomonosov Moscow State University,undefined
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Journal of Evolutionary Biochemistry and Physiology | 2021年 / 57卷
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strength training; skeletal muscle; neural adaptation; protein synthesis rate; mTORC1; muscle fiber;
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