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Low-magnitude high-frequency vibration decreases body weight gain and increases muscle strength by enhancing the p38 and ampk pathways in db/db mice
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Ren,Zhitao, Lan,Qingping, Chen,Yan, Chan,Yuet Wa Judy, Mahady,Gail B., Lee,Simon Ming Yuen. Low-magnitude high-frequency vibration decreases body weight gain and increases muscle strength by enhancing the p38 and ampk pathways in db/db mice[J]. Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy, 2020, 13, 979-989.
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Chan,Yuet Wa Judy
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Submit date：2021/03/01
Ampkα
Low-magnitude High-frequency Vibration
Mitochondrial Biogenesis
P38
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
