Interindividual Differences in Leg Muscle Mass and Pyruvate Kinase Activity Correlate with Interindividual Differences in Jumping Performance of Hyla multilineata
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Summary
The model produced via stepwise linear regression analysis of absolute data suggested that 62% of the inter individual variation in maximum jump distance could be explained by a combination of interindividual variation in absolute plantaris muscle mass, total hindlimb muscle mass (excluding plantaris Muscle), and pyruvate kinase activity.
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- 2005-07-28
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Keywords
Computer science, Business
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