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Rimonabant treatment partly attenuates skeletal muscle loss following immobiliza

. Muscle tissue is important for locomotion and metabolic health. Muscle disuse (eg, postoperative) occurs more often in older adults and results i

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    [title] => Rimonabant treatment partly attenuates skeletal muscle loss following immobiliza
    [paragraph] => Rimonabant treatment partly attenuates skeletal muscle loss following immobilization in young and old sarcopenic male mice
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Authors
Dalle, Sebastiaan, Vanderbeke, Kaat, Schouten, Moniek, Ramaekers, Monique, Abou-Samra, Michel, Costamagna, Domiziana, Koppo, Katrien

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Journal
The Journals of Gerontology: Series A
Abstract
Abstract. Muscle tissue is important for locomotion and metabolic health. Muscle disuse (eg, postoperative) occurs more often in older adults and results i
Keywords/Topics
Cannabinoid receptor; Skeletal muscle anabolism; Skeletal muscle catabolism; Sarcopenia; Muscle disuse
BIOSEB Instruments Used:
Grip strength test (BIO-GS4)
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