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Phosphocreatine and ATP concentrations increase during flow-stimulated metabolism in a non-contracting muscle

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The gracilis muscle was excised from cold-acclimated rats, placed in vitro, and simultaneously perfused via its artery by high pO2 medium and superfused by low pO2 medium. With a doubling of the perfusion rate (from 50 to 100 μl/min) phosphocreatine and ATP increased by 39% and 44%, respectively.

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Mejsnar, J.A., Kushmerick, M.J. & Williams, D.L. Phosphocreatine and ATP concentrations increase during flow-stimulated metabolism in a non-contracting muscle. Experientia 48, 1125–1127 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01948004

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