Hibernating bears conserve muscle strength and maintain fatigue resistance

Keyphrases

• Black Bear 100%
• Anorexia 100%
• Muscle Strength 100%
• Time to Peak 100%
• Peak Force 100%
• Fatigue Resistance 100%
• Muscle Function 50%
• Muscle Properties 50%
• Development Time 50%
• Late Winter 50%
• Decay Rate 50%
• Hibernating Mammals 50%
• Atrophy 50%
• Relaxation Time 50%
• High Resistance 50%
• Force-time 50%
• Muscle Atrophy 50%
• Force Development 50%
• Decay Time 50%
• Force Plate 50%
• Development Rate 50%
• Skeletal muscle Strength 50%
• Low Mobility 50%
• Bed Rest 50%
• Leg Brace 50%
• Strength Loss 50%
• Tibialis Anterior muscle 50%
• Peak Rate 50%
• Contraction Time 50%
• Contractile Properties 50%
• Small Space 50%
• Fatigue Properties 50%
• Balanced Diet 50%
• Resistance to Fatigue 50%
• Force Decay 50%
• Foot Force 50%
• Muscle Strength Loss 50%
• Bracing Force 50%
• Early Winter 50%

Engineering

• Peak Force 100%
• Fatigue Resistance 100%
• Strength Loss 50%
• Force Plate 50%
• Decay Time 50%
• Force Decay 50%
• Peak Time 50%
• Relaxation Time 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Muscle Strength 100%
• Black Bear 66%
• Skeletal Muscle 33%
• Muscle Function 33%