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Regular Sport Activity Is Able to Reduce the Level of Genomic Damage

2023-06-30

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Regular physical activity is considered one of the most valid tools able to reduce the risk of on-set of many diseases in humans. However, it is known that intense physical activity is able to induce high levels of genomic damage, while a moderate exercise was found to induce a favora-ble adaptive response by the organism. We evaluated, in a sample of amateur athletes practicing different disciplines, the level of...

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Literature Corpus work: 7936b5d2-253e-5a4e-b410-d12ad316684f
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202306.2201.v1

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