Tilted but not down: Exercise during bed rest improves mitochondrial function in older adults

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The Journal of Physiology
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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1113/jp287143
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1
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Diet and metabolism studies
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Tilted but not down: Exercise during bed rest improves mitochondrial function in older adults

Bridget Coyle‐Asbil, Anna E. Kupraty
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The Journal of Physiology
Diet and metabolism studies
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Tilted but not down: Exercise during bed rest improves mitochondrial function in older adults

Bridget Coyle‐Asbil, Anna E. Kupraty
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The Journal of PhysiologyVol. 603(13)
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Diet and metabolism studies
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