Isometric and isotonic muscle properties as determinants of work loop power output
Isometric and isotonic muscle properties as determinants of work loop power output
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DOI:
10.1007/s004240050197
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发表时间:
1996-09-01
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Altringham, JD
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作者:
James, RS;Young, IS;Altringham, JD
The power output of rabbit latissimus dorsi muscle was calculated under isotonic conditions and during oscillatory work. Isotonic shortening studies yielded a maximum power output of 120 W . kg(-1) at a P/P-0 of 0.4 compared to a maximum power output of 32 W . kg(-1) obtained using the work loop technique. This difference can largely be explained by comparing actual work loops with those constructed using force velocity (P/V) and isometric data. At low cycle frequencies, work loop power output is quite close to that predicted from P/V and isometric data. However, at higher frequencies other dynamic muscle properties appear to exert a more marked effect.