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Eccentric exercise is associated with marked impairment of maximal rates of mitochondrial ATP production in human skeletal muscle

D Constantin-Teodosiu, K Marimuthu, PL Greenhaff and R Atkins

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C09 & PC09

The ergogenic impact of sustained high-dose short acting Î²2-agonist use during a six week training programme in healthy individuals

G Whyte, J Dickinson, J Molphy, M Loosemore and N Chester

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C10 & PC10

Cortical reorganization in elite athletes: lessons in plasticity for brain injury treatment

D Hoad, J Rothwell, L Desikan, P Flanagan, P Hammond, R Greenwood and S Shribman

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C11 & PC11

Extracellular pH and buffer capacity does not influence time to exhaustion or reductions of intramuscular pH and maximal voluntary contraction force during exhaustive intermittent static exercise

A Gylling, B Quistorff, L Hjelvang, M Sander, M Voncken, N Sørensen, NB Nordsborg, P Petersen and T Bonne

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C12 & PC12

Canonical Wnt-Î²-catenin signalling is active in primary human myoblasts

C Velloso, CC Agley, N Lazarus, P Francis-West and S Harridge

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C13 & PC13

Aging does not affect the profile of muscle deoxygenation during ramp incremental exercise in chronically endurance trained men

DH Paterson, JM Murias, MD Spencer and TM Grey

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C14 & PC14

The impairment of glucose disposal following eccentric exercise is associated with increased muscle PDK4 protein expression and inhibition of PDC activation in humans

D Constantin, D Constantin-Teodosiu, K Marimuthu and PL Greenhaff

Proc Physiol Soc 26 (2012) C15 & PC15