Treinamento resistido atenua a perda da massa corporal em ratos durante a privação de sono paradoxal

Autores

  • Helton de Sá Souza
  • Hanna Karen Moreira Antunes
  • Marcos Mônico Neto
  • Murilo Dáttilo
  • Sara Quaglia de Campos Gimapá
  • Sérgio Tufik
  • Marco Túlio de Mello

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22.12.2023

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