Abstract

`Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews', an annual publication sponsored by the American College of Sports Medicine, reviews current research concerning behavioral, biochemical, biomechanical, clinical, physiological, and rehabilitational topics involving exercise science. This 26th volume presents the following articles: 1) Interaction between aerobic and anaerobic metabolism during intense muscle contraction (Greenhaff, P.L. / Timmons, J.A.); 2) Role of insulin-like growth factor-I in the regulation of skeletal muscle adaptation to increased loading (Adams, G.R.); 3) Optimizing health in older persons: aerobic or strength training? (Hurley, B.F. / Hagberg, J.M.); 4) A new approach to studying muscle fatigue and factors affecting performance during dynamic exercise in humans (Lewis, S.F. / Fulco, C.S.); 5) Malonyl-CoA - regulator of fatty acid oxidation in muscle during exercise (Winder, W.W.); 6) Physical self-concept: assessment and external validity (Sonstroem, R.J.); 7) Translational control of gene expression in muscle (Thomason, D.B.); 8) Skeletal muscle lipoprotein lipase: molecular regulation and physiological effects in relation to exercise (Seip, R.L. / Semenkovick, C.F.); 9) Ubiquitin-proteasome pathway of intracellular protein degradation: implications for muscle atrophy during unloading (DeMartino, G.N. / Ordway, G.A.); 10) Biomechanics of walking and running: center of mass movement to muscle action (Farley, C.T. / Ferris, D.P.); 11) Muscle amino acid metabolism at rest and during exercise: role in human physiology and metabolism (Wagenmakers, A.J.M.); 12) Contemporary exercise physiology: fifty years after the closure of Harvard Fatigue Laboratory (Tipton, C.M.); 13) Physical activity epidemiology applied to children and adolescents (Caspersen, C.J. / Nixon, P.A. / DuRant, R.H.). Inhaltsverzeichnis