70 μM caffeine enhances isolated mouse extensor digitorum longus muscle power output

Val M. Cox(Coventry University), C Navas, Rob S. James(University of Leeds), Tiana Kohlsdorf(Universidade de São Paulo)
Proceedings of The Physiological Society
January 1, 2005
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