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Myokine Responses to Exercise in a Rat Model of Low/High Adaptive Potential.

Frontiers in endocrinology - 1 Jan 2021

Farrash Wesam F, Phillips Bethan E, Britton Steven L, Qi Nathan, Koch Lauren G, Wilkinson Daniel J, Smith Ken, Atherton Philip J

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Introduction: Assuming myokines underlie some of the health benefits of exercise, we hypothesised that 'high responder trainer' (HRT) rats would exhibit distinct myokine profiles to 'low responder trainers' (LRT), reflecting distinct health and adaptive traits. Methods: Blood was collected from LRT and HRT (N=8) rats at baseline (BL), immediately (0h), 1h, and 3h after running; repeated after 3-wks training....

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PMID: 34177798
DOI: 10.3389/fendo.2021.645881
PMCID: PMC8220071

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