Mitochondrial and myoglobin adaptations in the different types of skeletal muscle in response to endurance training at three intensities in female rats

Mitochondrial and myoglobin adaptations in the different types of skeletal muscle in response to endurance training at three intensities in female rats

by Sandra Jane Harms

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