Fast muscle fibers can develop a larger number of mitochondria in response to

A) repeated, exhaustive stimulation
B) sustained low levels of muscle a activity
C) high amounts of oxygen
D) increased levels of testosterone
E) prolonged periods of inactivity


A) repeated, exhaustive stimulation

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