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Regulation of angiogenic genes and endothelial progenitor cells following resistance training in elderly menDOI 10.1007/s11332-024-01322-5
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Altered Circulating MicroRNA Profiles After Endurance Training: A Cohort Study of Ultramarathon RunnersSemantic proximity
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