Why are in vivo muscles biopsies not commonly used in speech and hearing science? - No equipment has been developed for the procedure at this time. - Removing a biopsy of a small muscle could greatly affect function of the muscle. - Muscle biopsies are completed very commonly in speech and hearing science. - Muscle biopsies are relatively new techniques. - There is no need for in vivo biopsies in speech and hearing science.
Removing a biopsy of a small muscle could greatly affect function of the muscle.

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