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Effects of vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms on low-resistance training using exercise machines: the 'Power Rehabilitation' program.

International journal of molecular medicine - 1 Jan 2009

Murakami Shin-Ichiro, Otsuki Takemi, Maeda Megumi, Miura Yoshie, Morii Seiko, Kiyokane Kenji, Hayakawa Shin-Ichi, Maeda Atsushi, Imakawa Takayo, Harada Shunpei, Handa Torataro, Nishimura Yasumitsu, Murakami Shuko, Kumagai Naoko, Hayashi Hiroaki, Chen Ying, Suemori Shin-Ichiro, Fukushima Yumiko, Nishida Seikoh, Fukushima Keisuke

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The enhancement and promotion of health is necessary to maintain the quality of life (QOL) of the aged population in developed nations such as Japan where the number of elderly has been increasing rapidly. For this purpose, low-resistance training using exercise machines ('Power Rehabilitation')...

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