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Fig. 5. Mean values of cross sectional area (CSA) (A), isometric tension Po (B) and maximum shortening velocity Vo (C) of the six fibre types identified in pig muscles. Values are means ± S.E.M. ANOVA showed that (i) CSA values of slow fibres (type 1) were significantly different from those of 2A and 2B fibres, values of 2A fibres were significantly different from those of all other fibre types, values of 2B fibres were significantly different from those of all other fibre types; (ii) Po values of slow fibres (type 1) were significantly different from those of all other fibre types except 2B fibres and Po values of 2B fibres were significantly different from those of all fibre types except slow fibres; (iii) Vo values of slow fibres (type 1) were significantly different from those of all other fibre types, Vo values of 2A fibres were significantly different from those of all other fibre types, Vo values of 2B fibres were significantly different from those of all other fibre types.