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Acute Sprint Exercise Transcriptome in Human Adipose Tissue: Associations with Growth Hormone

2026-06-04

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> It was hypothesised that sprint exercise induces changes in adipose tissue (AT) gene expression related to lipolysis, and that growth hormone (GH) acts as a stimulus. Twelve healthy males and females perform 3×30-s all-out cycle sprints (SIT) and six unloaded cycling (CON). AT biopsies were performed pre and 2 hours post-exercise. Serum GH response was greater in SIT than CON, but no enrichment...

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Literature Corpus work: e58d9681-ddc4-5c1a-a1a8-dc6cdf1c5c0f
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.01.728459

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