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Serum creatine kinase levels and thenumber of sarcolemmal dystrophindisruptions in human skeletal musclefibers under conditionsof supportlessness
N.M. Gasnikova, A.A. Markin, I.B. Kozlovskaya,I.M. Larina, B.S. Shenkman.
RF SRC – Institute of Biomedical Problems of RussianAcademy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Abstract
9 male volunteers took part in the experiment. They were
divided in two groups. 5 volunteers (control group) have been
in “dry” immersion for 7 days. 4 volunteers (stimulated group)
in addition to “dry” immersion were treated with artificial
support stimulation. We investigated the number of muscle
fibers with the disruptions of sarcolemmal dystrophin and
serum creatine kinase levels. 7-day “dry” immersion did not
change the mean number of muscle fibers with dystrophin
disruptions, it led to significant decrease of serum creatine
kinase levels and did not influence on the sensitivity of sarco-
lemma to injury. Artificial support stimulation did not influ-
ence on these parameters.
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