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. 2023 Aug 10;108(10):1282–1294. doi: 10.1113/EP091284

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Effect of resistance wheel running on permeabilized fibre bundle mitochondrial respiration after a VML injury. (a) Relationship between clamped ATP free energy states (G _ATP) and permeabilized fibre bundle mitochondrial oxygen consumption ( $J_{O_{2}}$ ). Data analysed by two‐way ANOVA for clamped G _ATP and group. ^#Uninjured greater than VML, P = 0.0002. (b) Maximal permeabilized fibre bundle mitochondrial $J_{O_{2}}$ . Data analysed by one‐way ANOVA. *Statistically different from uninjured, P = 0.025. (c) Electron conductance calculated as the slope of the linear phase of the CK clamp (connected symbols in panel A). Data analysed by Kruskal–‐Wallis test; *statistically different from uninjured, P = 0.004. Data are means ± SD.