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It is a contractible and excitable connective tissue found in animals.
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Muscle disorder causing exercise intolerance without an increase of creatine kinease levels
The symptoms include cramp-like muscle pain (without muscle rigidity), muscle tightness, and burning. … the muscle. …
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Different types of nociceptors in muscle vs connective tissue?
An equally important part of a nociceptor is the axon, or nerve fibre, that conducts the action potential from the muscle or tendon (to go with your example) all the way to the spinal cord from where it … From what you are describing above it seems that arm-wrestling may cause sufficient strain to the muscle-bone-tendon structures of the arm to induce nociceptor sensitization during the recovery period. …
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