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The effect of fibrinogen genotype on fibrinogen levels after strenuous physical exercise.

Thrombosis and haemostasis - 1 Jan 2002

Brull D J, Dhamrait S, Moulding R, Rumley A, Lowe G D O, World M J, Humphries S E, Montgomery H E

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We have examined the effect of two beta-fibrinogen gene promoter polymorphisms (-455G>A and -854G>A) on the fibrinogen response to severe exercise in a group of male army recruits undergoing basic training. Fibrinogen was measured pre-training and again serially after severe 48 h final military exercise (FME). Out of 884 subjects, 762 completed training of whom 250 were selected for post-FME study. Fibrinogen...

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