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Boris S. Shenkman

Institute of Biomedical Problems

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Multidirectional effect of low-intensity neuromuscular electrical stimulation on gene expression and phenotype in thigh and calf muscles after one week of disuse

Anna A. Borzykh, R. Yu. Zhedyaev, Ivan I. Ponomarev, Tatiana F. Vepkhvadze, Viktor G. Zgoda, М. А. Орлова, Nikita E. Vavilov, Nikita Shishkin, Egor M. Lednev, Pavel A. Makhnovskii, Kristina A. Sharlo, Anastasia R. Babkova, Galina Yu. Vassilieva, Гимадиев Ринат Рашитович, Boris S. Shenkman, , Daniil V. Popov

This study examines how low-intensity neuromuscular electrical stimulation affects gene expression and muscle phenotype during one week of disuse, showing mixed benefits depending on muscle type.

European Journal of Applied Physiology · Apr 2, 2025Peer-reviewedPhysiology