Current literature seems to suggest type I fibers have a ___________ capacity to hypertrophy compared to type II fibers. - greater - lesser - equal - exquisite

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Q: Type I fibers are only recruited in light repetitive movements like postural adjustment and slow…

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Q: Define fibronectin

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Q: Give some example of tendon injury.

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Q: What does the number of fibers contracting at any time depend on?

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A: Introduction: Regeneration is the rebuilding of missing tissues or organs in response to injury.

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