DOI: 10.1159/000421555
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Expression of Fibroblast Growth Factors in Exercise-Induced Muscle Hypertrophy with Special Reference to the Role of Muscle Satellite Cells

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“…Yamada et al (35,36) have reported that the level of FGF-II is higher in hypertrophied compared with control muscle and that FGF-II is produced in the walls of endothelial cells and stored in the basal lamina of the muscle fiber, where its activity is neutralized through binding with heparin. They also propose that FGF-II stimulates satellite cell activation and that muscle fiber inflammation and/or alterations of the basal lamina, through fiber damage or mechanical distortion of the muscle fibers, result in perturbation of the normal FGF-II-heparin interaction, allowing FGF-II to become active.…”
Section: Capillarization In Hypertrophied Skeletal Musclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yamada et al (35,36) have reported that the level of FGF-II is higher in hypertrophied compared with control muscle and that FGF-II is produced in the walls of endothelial cells and stored in the basal lamina of the muscle fiber, where its activity is neutralized through binding with heparin. They also propose that FGF-II stimulates satellite cell activation and that muscle fiber inflammation and/or alterations of the basal lamina, through fiber damage or mechanical distortion of the muscle fibers, result in perturbation of the normal FGF-II-heparin interaction, allowing FGF-II to become active.…”
Section: Capillarization In Hypertrophied Skeletal Musclementioning
confidence: 99%