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The effects of high altitude (3,800 m) on postactivation potentiation in females and males
Christina D. Bruce
, Sianna P.C. Tomich
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Travis D. Gibbons
, Chris J. McNeil
Biological Sciences
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High Altitude
100%
Post-activation Potentiation
100%
Twitch
42%
Conditioning Contraction
42%
Quadriceps muscle
28%
Mmax
28%
Healthy Adults
14%
Peak Force
14%
Healthy Males
14%
Differences between the Sexes
14%
All-day
14%
Electrical Stimulus
14%
Maximal Voluntary Contraction
14%
Resting Twitch
14%
Compound muscle Action Potential
14%
Femoral Nerve
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Muscle Twitch
100%
Normal Human
66%
Muscle
66%
Muscle Action Potential
33%
Femoral Nerve
33%
Neuroscience
Action Potential
100%
Femoral Nerve
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Muscle Twitch
100%
Normal Human
66%
Muscle Action Potential
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Sea Level
100%
Action Potential
25%
Muscle Contraction
25%
Nursing and Health Professions
Muscle
100%
Muscle Action Potential
50%