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A novel ex vivo protocol that mimics length and excitation changes of human muscles during walking induces force losses in EDL but not in soleus of mdx mice
This is the dataset underlying the experiments that examined the extent of force loss induced by the ex vivo gait mimicking protocol and compared the force loss to that from a typical eccentric contraction protocol (Petrof, et al. PNAS. 1993; 90(8): 3710-3714) in soleus and extensor digitorum longus
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