Does a physiological concentration of taurine increase acute muscle power output, time to fatigue, and recovery in isolated mouse soleus (slow) muscle with or without the presence of caffeine?
Jason Tallis(Coventry University), Rob S. James(University of Leeds), Michael Duncan(Coventry University), Val M. Cox(Coventry University), Matthew F. Higgins(BioPhorum (United Kingdom))
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