Genetics and Physical Performance
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This cluster of papers explores the genetic influence on human athletic performance, focusing on genes such as ACTN3 and ACE, and their association with endurance performance, muscle strength, and exercise training. The research delves into genomic predictors, elite athletes, and the impact of genetic variation on physical activity and performance.
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alpha-actinin-3; ACTN3; ACTN3 gene; ACTN3 R577X polymorphism; sports genetics; R577X polymorphism; athletic performance genetics; power athletes; AMPD1; HERITAGE Family Study; elite endurance athletes; I allele; AMPD1 gene; Gly482Ser polymorphism
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Morton address: 38293808160761543 · morton4x16-v1
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