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Decreased restitution of creatine phosphate in white and red skeletal muscles during aging

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Die Fähigkeit des Skelettmuskels, in der Ruhe Kreatin-Phosphat (KP) zu restituieren, wird an der Ratte, gesondert an weisser und roter Muskulatur, untersucht. Das Gesamt-Kreatin ist in beiden Muskelarten zwischen jungen, erwachsenen (6–9 Monate) und alten Tieren (25–37 Monate) nicht verschieden. Dagegen ist die Restitution von KP nach gleich langer Ruheperiode bei jungen erwachsenen grösser als bei alten Tieren; in weissen Muskeln 50,1 gegenüber 17,6%, in roten Muskeln 23,6 gegenüber 12,5%.

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    M. Ermini & F. Verzár

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Ermini, M., Verzár, F. Decreased restitution of creatine phosphate in white and red skeletal muscles during aging. Experientia 24, 902–904 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138640

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