THE THERMODYNAMIC MODEL OF MUSCLE TENSION
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This article analyzes the thermodynamic model of muscle tension and its role in energy transformation and mechanical work generation. The study examines the processes of energy conversion into heat and mechanical work in muscle fibers and explores factors affecting their efficiency. In addition, the article discusses thermodynamic balance and fatigue-related issues in muscle activity.
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