Dr. Mike Roberts
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I am going to, and by the way, Kevin Murak would know more about this because he worked with the synergistic ablation model.
There is a backstory, but instead of like, there could be public banter, there could be Instagram stuff on this or X or whatever.
But there is actually a pretty considerable debate with our small group of friends.
Yeah, yeah.
So Troy Hornberger and Stu Phillips, they're no-goes.
No, I know.
No hyperplasia.
But then Kevin.
Well, Stu would admit, I'm saying no because Troy said no.
I think the famous interchange here that really got a lot of us thinking about this was Kevin had put out
A paper, a review article sort of summarizing like what happens with synergist ablation.
And oh, by the way, like we see a number that the number of muscle cells in this massively hypertrophied rodent plantarus, when you remove a portion of the gastroc, the plantarus takes over in terms of ambulation.
And there is like almost a doubling of the mass of the plantarus.
not only do we see an increase in the thickness of the spaghetti noodles, the cells, but we see more spaghetti noodles.
Thereby, fiber splitting is responsible for some of this massive hypertrophy.
Well, Troy put a pretty big soggy wet blanket on that because he and Kent Jorgensen, awesome student of Troy's, put out this rebuttal.
And they had this mathematical model saying, look,
You're looking at a muscle that has a pinnation angle.
You have to think more in terms of three dimension, right?
When you have massive hypertrophy, that is going to force changes in pinnation angle.
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