The development of muscle energy and performance in ontogenesis. Sonkin V.D., Tambovtseva R.V.

This monograph presents the results of the 30-year work of employees of the Institute of Age-related Physiology of RAO to study tissue and systemic mechanisms that determine the age development of muscle performance of children and adolescents. Biochemical and histochemical studies performed on growing laboratory animals (rats, guinea pigs) and on sectional material, which allow you to open thin tissue mechanisms of age-related muscle transformations, are combined in monographs with large-scale studies of school-age children, including a unique 10-year longittean experiment on identifying individual and typological trajectories of the most important components of energy support for muscle work.

along with the solution of a complex of fundamental problems, the monograph has an important applied value, since it contains a description of a number of specific methodological methods of testing various aspects of the physical state of the child's body , which can be used in physical education, children's and youth sports, sports medicine, anthropology and other practical applications for the physiology of muscle activity. Incoming presentation style in combination with original illustrative material, as well as an extensive bibliography, allow us to consider the book as an analogues in world literature leadership in the field of age -related physiology of muscle activity.

The book is intended for researchers, graduate students, undergraduates and teachers biological faculties of universities, pedagogical, physical education and medical universities, trainers, physical education teachers, as well as pediatricians and sports doctors.