Sentences with word «plantaris»

Regulation of androgen receptor expression at the onset of functional overload in rat plantaris muscle.

Hence, muscle fiber hyperplasia and hypertrophy appear to contribute roughly equally to give the overall doubling of gastrocnemius / plantaris mass in Mstn − / − mice.

For morphometric analysis, the gastrocnemius and plantaris muscles were sectioned serially to their widest point using a cryostat, and fiber diameters were measured (as the shortest distance across the fiber passing through the midpoint) from hematoxylin and eosin stained sections.

In contrast, a similar analysis of F66 transgenic mice revealed that although total fiber number was increased slightly (16 %), the overall increase in gastrocnemius / plantaris mass resulted almost entirely from muscle fiber hypertrophy (93 % increase in cross-sectional area).

Following an operation on the plantaris tendon in the Spain international's right foot, the Premier League club expected his rehabilitation to take around three months.

ARSENAL: Mustafi (thigh), Welbeck (hamstring), Chambers (hip), Ospina (groin), Cazorla (plantaris) NORWICH: Zimmermann (knee), Oliveira (groin), Murphy, Stiepermann (both illness)

To determine whether the same is true for the additional muscle mass seen upon introduction of the F66 transgene, I carried out morphometric analysis of the gastrocnemius / plantaris muscles.

The superficial layer includes the gastrocnemius (gastroc), soleus, and plantaris.

The plantaris is a very small muscle.

The long tendon of the plantaris passes between the gastrocnemius and soleus and inserts into the calcaneus.

In this study in rats, a «synergist ablation» overload model was used, where the gastroc and soleus muscles on the right hindlimb were surgically removed, overloading and activating growth in the plantaris muscle.

Although both the placebo and vitamin C treated rats experienced some new growth in the plantaris muscle, the vitamin C group experienced around 11 % less muscle growth!

Tennis leg is a general term used to describe pain in the leg caused by a tear of the inner head of the big calf muscle, the plantaris muscle or sometimes both.

Initially resistance band plantar flexion exercises should be done to very gradually introduce some load onto the calf and plantaris muscles.

Tennis leg is a tear or rupture of the plantaris muscle and possibly the medial head or inside of the gastrocnemius muscle which is the larger of the two calf muscles.

Liver, small intestine and gastrocnemius (plus plantaris) muscles were quickly excised and chilled on ice to stop tracer incorporation.