Exercise Intensity and Cytoskeletal Protein in Rats

Authors

Brett Noble, Brigham Young University
Dr. Allen Parcell, Brigham Young University

Keywords

exercise intensity, cytoskeletal protein, rats

College

Life Sciences

Department

Exercise Sciences

Abstract

Research in the field of exercise science, as in any scientific field, is changing and developing as knowledge of each intricate part of the human organism grows. Unfortunately such understanding can only be developed through tedious, ongoing research in labs. Comparative to other scientific fields, the study of exercise physiology, particularly that of the structural proteins in skeletal muscle, is relatively new. There is still much to be learned and studied. The data which we gathered contributed to the ever growing body of information that helps us better understand how skeletal muscle functions.

Recommended Citation

Noble, Brett and Parcell, Dr. Allen (2013) "Exercise Intensity and Cytoskeletal Protein in Rats," Journal of Undergraduate Research: Vol. 2013: Iss. 1, Article 1145.
Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jur/vol2013/iss1/1145