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. 2010 May 26;299(3):R926–R934. doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00093.2010

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Fig. 5. — Acyl-carnitine metabolites were measured in whole gastrocnemius muscle of lean (▴) and obese (■) Zucker rats in resting conditions, immediately after contraction, and after 25 min of recovery. A: †,#Increased after recovery. *Obese vs. lean. B: †,#Contraction-induced change increased (#) during recovery. C: †,#Contraction-induced change continued to increase (#) during recovery period. D: †,#Increased during the 25-min recovery period. Metabolites measured in the rested (no contraction) contralateral limbs at the 25-min recovery time point are displayed to show the effects of perfusion on both lean (▵) and obese (□) groups. Both long- and medium-chain acylcarnitines increased in the rested limb of the obese but not the lean group. Significance was set at P < 0.05; Values are expressed as means ± SE. Metabolites measured in the rested (no contraction) contralateral limbs at the 25-min recovery time point are displayed to show the effects of perfusion on both lean (▵) and obese (□) groups. Significance was set at P < 0.05; values are expressed as means ± SE.