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Fig. 3. Transcriptional basis of the tuning of oxidative capacity by endurance
training. (A) Normalized maximal (VO2max)
consumption, mitchondrial volume and mitochondrial RNA levels of various
respiratory proteins in m. vastus lateralis of endurance runners vs
untrained subjects. mRNA levels are relative to levels of 28S rRNA. (B)
Differences in concentration of transcripts in tibialis anterior muscle
between untrained and endurance-trained subjects relative to 18S rRNA. Values
are means ± s.e.m. Black boxes denote those mRNAs being encoded by
mitochondrial DNA. Trained subjects had been exposed to years of endurance
training and competition. Significant differences between values from
endurance-trained vs untrained subjects are indicated:
*P<0.05;
P<0.10. For enzymes, see
List of abbreviations.