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Normobaric hypoxia alters the transcriptional response of healthy human skeletal muscles to a single session of high-intensity interval exercise

2026-04-24

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Given its well-documented effects on human physiology, hypoxia has garnered increasing interest for its potential to enhance specific adaptations to exercise. However, the molecular response of skeletal muscle to exercise under normobaric hypoxia remains poorly understood. To address this gap in knowledge, ten healthy young males completed a crossover study in which exercise in hypoxia was compared to exercise in...

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10.64898/2026.04.22.720051
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