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Muscle contraction

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Muscles as molecular and metabolic machines

Peter W. Hochachka

1994

Muscle contraction

C. R. Bagshaw

1982

Muscle physiology

Francis D. Carlson

1974

Cellular physiology

Joseph P. Y. Kao, Donald R. Matteson, Mordecai P Blaustein et al.

2004

Irritating Experiments

Hubert Steinke

2005

Mathematical mechanics

Ellis D. Cooper

2011

Brunnstrom's clinical kinesiology

Laura K. Smith

1996

Brunnstrom's clinical kinesiology

Peggy A. Houglum

2012

Perceived exertion

Bruce J. Noble

1996

Progressive relaxation

Edmund Jacobson

1974

Muscles, molecules and movement

James Reginald Bendall

1969

Nerve and muscle

R. D. Keynes

1981

Eccentric muscle training in sports and orthopaedics

Mark Albert

1991

Frontiers of fitness

Roy J. Shephard

1971

Fatigue

A. Mosso

1904

Calcium in muscle activation

Johann Caspar Rüegg

1986

Muscle and non-muscle motility

Alfred Stracher

1983

Mechanisms of contractile dysfunction in the senescent rat diaphragm

David S. Criswell

1994

First and last experiments in muscle mechanics

Archibald Hill

1970

Muscle

Douglas Robert Wilkie

1976

Treatment of joint and muscle injuries

Walter Rowley Bristow

1917

On the relation between muscular contractility and the nervous system

Reid, John

1841

On the circumstances which modify the action of caffeine and theine upon voluntary muscle

Lauder Brunton

1888

The sphincters of the digestive systems

Liberato J. A. DiDio

1968

Simple relaxation

Laura Mitchell

1977

Nerve and muscle

R. D. Keynes

2011

An essay on the vital and other involuntary motions of animals

Robert Whytt

1763

Electrogenesis and contractility in skeletal muscle cells

Jozef Zachar

1971

Static contraction training

Peter Sisco

1999

Muscular contraction

Fulton, John F.

1926

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