70 μM caffeine treatment enhances in vitro force and power output during cyclic activities in mouse extensor digitorum longus muscle
Rob S. James(University of Leeds), Carlos A. Navas(Universidade de São Paulo), Tiana Kohlsdorf(Universidade de São Paulo), Val M. Cox(Coventry University)
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