Anders Meldgaard Kristensen

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Ina Maria Schiessl

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Donato Sardella

Aarhus University

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Kristian Overgaard

Aarhus University

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Niels Ørtenblad

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Kristian Vissing

Aarhus University

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Frank Vincenzo de Paoli

Aarhus University

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Ole Emil Andersen

Aarhus University

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Ali Shahrokhtash

Aarhus University

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Longitudinal tracking of acute kidney injury reveals injury propagation along the nephron

Serial intravital 2-photon microscopy and analysis of the kidney using upright microscopes

Force potentiation during eccentric contractions in rat skeletal muscle

Serial Intravital 2-photon Imaging Deciphers in Vivo Renal Myofibroblast Dynamics at the Fork of Acute Kidney Injury-induced Tubular Repair and Nephron Loss

Prolonged loss of force and power following fatiguing contractions in rat soleus muscles. Is low-frequency fatigue an issue during dynamic contractions?

Additional in‐series compliance does not affect the length dependence of activation in rat medial gastrocnemius

Additional in-series compliance does not affect the length dependence of activation in rat medial gastrocnemius

Force–frequency relationship during fatiguing contractions of rat medial gastrocnemius muscle

Estimation of p70S6K Thr <sup>389</sup> and 4E‐BP1 Thr <sup>37/46</sup> phosphorylation support dependency of tension per se in a dose‐response relationship for downstream mTORC1 signalling

Is curvature of the force-velocity relationship affected by oxygen availability? Evidence from studies in ex vivo and in situ rat muscles

Collaborators (8)

Ina Maria Schiessl

Donato Sardella

Kristian Overgaard

Niels Ørtenblad

Kristian Vissing

Frank Vincenzo de Paoli

Ole Emil Andersen

Ali Shahrokhtash

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