Expression of IGF‐I splice variants in young and old human skeletal muscle after high resistance exercise
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R W Orrell | R. Orrell | S. Harridge | S D R Harridge | G Goldspink | S. Harridge | M Hameed | M Cobbold | G. Goldspink | M. Hameed | M. Cobbold
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