Single Muscle Immobilization Decreases Single-Fibre Myosin Heavy Chain Polymorphism: Possible Involvement of p38 and JNK MAP Kinases

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Frédéric Derbré,

Affiliation Laboratory “Movement Sport and health Sciences”(M2S) -EA1274, University Rennes 2-ENS Rennes, Rennes, France
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Mickaël Droguet,

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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Karelle Léon,

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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Samuel Troadec,

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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Jean-Pierre Pennec,

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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Marie-Agnès Giroux-Metges,

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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Fabrice Rannou

* E-mail: fabrice.rannou@chu-brest.fr (FR)

Affiliation Physiology Department-EA1274 M2S, School of Medicine, Brest, France
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