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The understanding of muscle metabolism and its regulation in situ has been greatly advanced in recent years by the analysis of the levels of metabolic intermediates under differing conditions. Only recently has it been possible to perform similar studies in mail. In the present studies muscle samples have been obtained using the needle biopsy technique (1, 10, 11) and the levels of a number of metabolites in these have been determined by enzymatic micro-methods.
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Bergström, J., Harris, R.C., Hultman, E., Nordesjö, LO. (1971). Energy Rich Phosphagens in Dynamic and Static Work. In: Pernow, B., Saltin, B. (eds) Muscle Metabolism During Exercise. Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, vol 11. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4609-8_30
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