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ACE ID genotype and leg power in Rugby Union players.

The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness - 1 Sept 2010

Bell W, Colley J P, Gwynne J R, Glazier P, Evans W D, Darlington S E

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AIM: The present study examined the hypothesis that there were no significant differences between forwards and backs in the elements of leg power between the ID and DD genotypes of the ACE (I/D) gene in developing young adult Rugby Union players. METHODS: Sixty-eight players were recruited to identify the distribution of genotypes between forwards and backs. Fifty-eight players were investigated for leg power....

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PMID: 20842098

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