Low intrinsic running capacity is associated with reduced skeletal muscle substrate oxidation and lower mitochondrial content in white skeletal muscle.
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Steven L Britton | J. Hawley | D. Rivas | L. Koch | S. Britton | S. Lessard | M. Saito | John A Hawley | A. Friedhuber | Donato A Rivas | Sarah J Lessard | Misato Saito | Anna M Friedhuber | Lauren G Koch | Ben B Yaspelkis | B. Yaspelkis
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