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Fig. 2. Records of the partial pressure (PO2) of oxygen in the
chamber during the course of one series of measurements in two different
muscles (top and bottom traces). The initial decline in
PO2 as a result of resting metabolism in the muscle is
followed by a more rapid decline when the muscle is stimulated to do work,
which is then followed by a return to the resting rate when the muscle ceases
working. The vertical separation between regressions fit to the initial and
final resting rates, evaluated about half way between the onset and
termination of work (line with arrowheads), is used to measure the change in
PO2 that occurred while the muscle was working.