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Muscle Biology
The Life History of a Muscle
Provides an overview of skeletal muscle biology over the course of one’s lifespan, from the embryonic origins of muscle to muscle in extreme old aging, while also covering skeletal muscle development, pathology, changes in training and regeneration
Bruce M. Carlson (Author)
9780128202784
Paperback, published 29 November 2021
212 pages, 325 illustrations (225 in full color)
23.4 x 19 x 1.5 cm, 0.41 kg
Muscle Biology: The Life History of a Muscle looks at the story of a muscle from its embryonic beginnings, through its growth and ability to adapt to changing functional circumstances during adult life, to its eventual decline in both structure and function as old age progresses. Injury occurs to muscle during normal activity, after trauma, and during the source of certain diseases. Chapters on both muscle regeneration and muscle diseases emphasize the possibilities and limitsations of the healing capacity of muscle fibers. Muscle Biology begins with a brief review about the structure and function of a normal mature muscle and then proceeds to follow the developmental history of a muscle from the embryo to old age in a manner that gives the reader a perspective about not only developmental controls but also how at any stage of development a muscle is able to adapt to its functional environment. The book discusses both normal and abnormal changes in the muscle, the mechanisms behind those changes and how to mitigate deleterious changes from disease, 'normal' aging, and disuse/lack of physical activity. This is a must-have reference for students, researchers and practitioners in need of a comprehensive overview of muscle biology.
Preface Introduction 1.? Mature Skeletal Muscle - An Overview 2. Embryonic Origins of Skeletal Muscle 3. Normal Muscle Growth 4. Muscle Adaptation to Increased Use 5. Muscle Adaptation to Decreased Use 6. Muscle Injury and Regeneration 7. Muscle Disorders 8. The Aging of Muscle Glossary Index
Subject Areas: Developmental biology [PSC], Physiology [MFG]
