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Multi-Omics Identification of Fos as a Central Regulator in Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Long-Term Aerobic Exercise

24 May 2025

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Skeletal muscle health and function are closely linked to long-term aerobic exercise, particularly in enhancing muscle metabolism and regulating gene expression. Regular endurance training can significantly ameliorate metabolic dysfunction and prevent chronic diseases. However, the precise molecular mechanisms underlying skeletal muscle adaptations to long-term aerobic exercise require further clarification. To...

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PMID: 40563849
DOI: 10.3390/biology14060596

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