#ExpertAnswers: Jennifer Petrosino & Chris Adams on VO2 Max
Airdate: Thursday, June 11, 2020 Season: 7 Episode: 6
Guests: Jennifer Petrosino, Chris Adams
In this episode of Expert Answers, Chris Adams from Columbus Instruments, highlights key instrumentation features; and Jennifer Petrosino discusses her research in the mechanisms that regulate muscle growth and repair and shares an easy to follow protocol, and equations for cardiometabolic phenotyping.
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Associated Webinar: VO2 MAX Test Optimization for Cardiometabolic Phenotyping in Rodents
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