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contractile

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contractile [kən′trak·təl]
(biology)
Displaying contraction; having the property of contracting.


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Combining beta blockers with PDE1 inhibitors could potentially enable heart failure patients to take less beta blocker, protecting the contractile power of their heart muscle cells while still averting hypertrophy.
In vivo responses were measured at les Iles-de-la-Madeleine (QC, Canada) after which the animals were flown to Quebec City where we measured in vitro contractile properties of isolated adductor muscle at 5[degrees]C and 10[degrees]C.
On two separate occasions, contractile and fatigue characteristics of the quadriceps femoris were collected using a specially designed isometric strength-testing chair.
 
 
 
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