Estrogen receptor alpha mRNA in human skeletal muscles

Article Abstract:

The highly sensitive nested reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction technique reveals that human skeletal muscles contain the estrogen receptor alpha chain (ERalpha) mRNA. Data indicate the existence of transcripts encoding the ERalpha in human skeletal deltoid and pectoral muscles.

Methods, Polymerase chain reaction, Messenger RNA, Estrogen receptors, Skeletal muscle

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Effect of training on beta1 beta2 beta3 adrenergic and M2 muscarini receptors in rat heart

Article Abstract:

Physical training that alters various cardiovascular parameters is linked to alteration of myocardial responses to autonomic nervous regulation. Results explained the beneficial cardiovascular adaptations of the physically trained heart.

Health aspects, Exercise, Athletes

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Effects of dehydration and rehydration on EMG changes during fatiguing contractions

Article Abstract:

Results indicate that dehydration induces muscle fatigue increase with associated changes in electromyographic activity parameters. However, the cause for the observed increase is not clear.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Usage, Fatigue, Dehydration (Physiology), Electromyography

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