Myostatin Protein and Muscle Fiber Cross-Sectional Area are Associated with Increased Muscle Satellite Cell Number in 10 Month Old Fisher 344 Rats Treated with Testosterone and Trenbolone Enanthate

Darren T. Beck,Vincent J. Dalbo,C. Brooks Mobley,Christopher Ballmann,Wesley C. Kephart,Carlton D. Fox,Vincent Santucci,Luke A. Beggs,Alexander Balaez,Frederic J. Hoerr,Joshua F. Yarrow,Stephen E. Borst,Michael D. Roberts

Myostatin Protein and Muscle Fiber Cross-Sectional Area are Associated with Increased Muscle Satellite Cell Number in 10 Month Old Fisher 344 Rats Treated with Testosterone and Trenbolone Enanthate

2016

Darren T. Beck
Vincent J. Dalbo
C. Brooks Mobley
Christopher Ballmann
Wesley C. Kephart
Carlton D. Fox
Vincent Santucci
Luke A. Beggs
Alexander Balaez
Frederic J. Hoerr
Joshua F. Yarrow
Stephen E. Borst
Michael D. Roberts

Influence of 5α-reductase and/or aromatase enzymes on androgen-induced skeletal muscle maintenance in older adults is not fully elucidated. Our purpose was to determine the androgen-induced alterat...

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Endocrinology
Muscle satellite cell
Testosterone
Cross section (geometry)
Diabetes mellitus
Internal medicine
Myostatin
Biology
Trenbolone enanthate
Skeletal muscle
muscle fibre
Aromatase

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