Muscle Agonist
Muscle directly engaged in contraction, which is primarily responsible for movement of a body part.
a chemical agent that stimulates, activates, accelerates, or enhances a process in the body
compare antagonist
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- Muscle Agonist information at Ajs.sagepub.com
- Muscle Agonist information at Allnurses.com (video and forum page)
- Muscle Agonist information at Brianmac.co.uk (range of movement)
- Muscle Agonist information at Cat.inist.fr (news story)
- Muscle Agonist information at Citeulike.org
- Muscle Agonist information at Economy-Point.org
- Muscle Agonist information at En.mimi.hu (news story)
- Muscle Agonist information at Harkema.ucla.edu
- Muscle Agonist information at Jarcet.com (article)
- Muscle Agonist information at Jelectromyographykinesiology.com
- Muscle Agonist information at Jp.physoc.org
- Muscle Agonist information at Jpet.aspetjournals.org
- Muscle Agonist information at Medical.merriam-Webster.com
- Muscle Agonist information at Nature.com
- Muscle Agonist information at Nutritionandmetabolism.com (article)
- Muscle Agonist information at Pubmedcentral.nih.gov
- Muscle Agonist information at Sciencelinks.jp (news story)
- Muscle Agonist information at Smartech.gatech.edu
- Muscle Agonist information at Wemove.org
- Muscle Agonist information at Wikidoc.org
- Muscle Agonist information at Netrition.com (article)
