The term “muscular hypertrophy” describes a rise in muscle mass. A gain in muscular mass and strength is the typical way that this shows up.
Muscle hypertrophy is of 3 kinds: myofibrillar and sarcoplasmic and myostatin. Myofibrillar, which is an increase in myofibrils, and sarcoplasmic, which is an increase in the storage of muscle glycogen.
TYPES OF MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY
There are 3 types of muscle hypertrophy-
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MYOFIBRILLAR HYPERTROPHY- is the rise in the number of myofibrils, the long strands in the muscle that aid in contraction. The muscle becomes more dense and powerful as the number of myofibrils rises.
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SARCOPLASMIC HYPERTROPHY - refers to the increase in sarcoplasmic fluid volume in the muscles, which is the fluid that is filled with different types of energy-containing molecules.
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MYOSTATIN- RELATED MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY - is an uncommon disorder that results in up to double the usual amount of muscle mass and a significant decrease in body fat.
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