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resulting in long
multinucleated cells. In
these cells the nuclei,
termed myonuclei, are
located along the
inside of the cell membrane.
Muscle fibers also...
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skeletal muscle cells. They have the
potential to
provide additional myonuclei to
their parent muscle fiber, or
return to a
quiescent state. More specifically...
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cells that are
multinucleated with the
nuclei usually referred to as
myonuclei. This
occurs during myogenesis with the
fusion of
myoblasts each contributing...
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energy demands.
Creatine supplementation appears to
increase the
number of
myonuclei that
satellite cells will 'donate' to
damaged muscle fibers,
which increases...
- Johansen, I. B.; Egner, I. M.; Rana, Z. A.; Gundersen, K. (2010-08-24). "
Myonuclei acquired by
overload exercise precede hypertrophy and are not lost on...
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Bruusgaard JC,
Johansen IB,
Egner IM, Rana ZA,
Gundersen K (August 2010). "
Myonuclei acquired by
overload exercise precede hypertrophy and are not lost on...
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consists of
fully differentiated post-mitotic cells, less than 3% of
myonuclei contain damaged telomeres and this
percentage does not
increase with age...
- The axon also
provides signals that
regulate gene
expression within the
myonuclei directly beneath the synapse. This
signaling provides for
localized up-regulation...
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skeletal muscle (myofibers) are
cells with
multiple nuclei,
referred to as
myonuclei,
since each
myonucleus originated from a
single myoblast.
Skeletal muscle...
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satellite cells are
shown that can fuse with
muscle fibers and
contribute new
myonuclei to
muscle fibers, grow into new myocytes, or
support focal membrane damage...
