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Muscle, Skeletal Liver Cells, Cultured Leg Quadriceps Muscle Heart Forearm Muscles Thigh Respiratory Muscles Knee Sympathetic Nervous System Arm Mitochondria, Muscle Muscle Fibers, Skeletal Lung Myocardium Muscle Fibers, Fast-Twitch Heart Ventricles Brachial Artery Arteries Autonomic Nervous System Adipose Tissue Hindlimb Cardiovascular System Femoral Artery Knee Joint Abdominal Muscles

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