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Global multi-omics analysis of exerkines in progressive treadmill-exercised rodents

2024-12-12

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Exercise is widely recognized for its comprehensive physiological benefits, attributed largely to the secretion of signaling molecules known as exerkines. These molecules, originating from various tissues like muscles, brain, and liver, facilitate inter-organ communication and enhance metabolic health, immune function, and tissue repair. However, the responsiveness of multiple tissues and exerkines to the same exe...

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Literature Corpus work: cb783219-9270-54c4-ac93-94c62e0732a9
DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.08.627439

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