Satellite cells are a type of cells found in our muscles. They help in repairing and regenerating damaged muscle fibers. Think of them as little helpers that fix and strengthen our muscles when they get injured or worn out. Full definition
Comparing the performance of rats of various ages, the researchers found that the amount of satellite cells increased when rats ran on a treadmill for 20 minutes each day for 13 weeks. (ahealthblog.com)
Human satellite cell cultures were established, grown, and differentiated as described in research design and methods. (diabetes.diabetesjournals.org)
However some of the genetic differences that can influence the pace of visible muscle growth are muscle fibre type, hormonal output and satellite cell activation. (personaltraining4u.net)