Muscle fatigue and nanobubble oxygen
Neuromuscular transmission and muscle fatigue changes by nanostructured oxygen
Abstract
Introduction: Oxygen (O2) nanobubbles offer a new method for tissue oxygenation. The effects of O2 nanobubbles on transmission at neuromuscular junctions (NMJs) and muscle function were explored in murine diaphragm. Methods: Electrophysiological parameters, NMJ ultrastructure, muscle force, and muscle fatigue were studied during superfusion with solutions with different oxygen levels or oxygen nanobubbles. Results: High frequency
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