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Apart from very few “true ligaments” such as the cruciates, which exclusively join bone to bone, most others are part of a larger architecture including elements that are named separately, but do not exist separately in the body. It implies that the anatomist is using his knife to design and name a part of the body (assigning it the role of a ligam
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One enzyme that becomes activated during anaerobic activity is called adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase, or AMPK.
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