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Researcher
Anneleen Weyns
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6
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2024
Influence of intramuscular steroid receptor content and fiber capillarization on skeletal muscle hypertrophy
Kim Van Vossel
Julie Hardeel
Thibaux Van der Stede
Anneleen Weyns
Jan Boone
Silvia Salinas Blemker
Wim Derave
Eline Lievens
A1
Journal Article
in
SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE & SCIENCE IN SPORTS
2024
Transcriptomic signatures of human single skeletal muscle fibers in response to high-intensity interval exercise
Thibaux Van der Stede
Alexia Van de Loock
Eline Lievens
Nurten Yigit
Jasper Anckaert
Ruud Van Thienen
Anneleen Weyns
Pieter Mestdagh
Jo Vandesompele
Wim Derave
A1
Journal Article
in
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-CELL PHYSIOLOGY
2024
2023
Can muscle typology explain the interāindividual variability in resistance training adaptations?
Kim Van Vossel
Julie Hardeel
Freek Van de Casteele
Thibaux Van der Stede
Anneleen Weyns
Jan Boone
Silvia Salinas Blemker
Eline Lievens
Wim Derave
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON
2023
2022
Influence of muscle fiber typology on leg muscle hypertrophy and dynamic strength gains after 10 weeks of resistance training to failure
Kim Van Vossel
Julie Hardeel
Anneleen Weyns
Freek Van de Casteele
Eline Lievens
Wim Derave
C3
Conference
2022
Influence of muscle fiber typology on leg muscle hypertrophy and dynamic strength gains after 10 weeks of resistance training to failure
Kim Van Vossel
Julie Hardeel
Anneleen Weyns
Freek Van de Casteele
Eline Lievens
Wim Derave
C3
Conference
2022
2010
The use of slaughterhouse obtained small intestinal tissue as control material in histological studies should be implied with prudence
K De Ceulaer
Christa Van Ginneken
Catherine Delesalle
Leen Van Brantegem
Piet Deprez
Anneleen Weyns
C3
Conference
2010