Cessation of electrically-induced muscle contraction activates autophagy in cultured myotubes
Kiyoshi Yoshioka(Kyoto Prefectural University), Keisuke Kawakami, Masumi Inoue‐Miyazu(Aichi Medical College for Physical and Occupational Therapy), Yuko Kurogi(Nagoya Memorial Hospital), Masahiro Sokabe(Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Taro Murakami(Asahikawa Medical University), Y. Itoh(Nagoya Gakuin University), Nobuhide Agata(Tokoha University), Kimihide Hayakawa(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Nobuaki Sasai(Suzuka University of Medical Science)
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