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Body Fluid Proteomic Landscape of Acute Exercise

2025-06-01

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Physical activity improves health, yet the molecular mechanisms remain partially understood. This study presents a high-resolution, time-resolved atlas profiling 10,127 proteins across plasma, saliva, and urine from healthy adults post-acute exercise. Exercise regulated over 3,000 proteins, revealing distinct, fluid-specific temporal dynamics. By integrating fluid-specific exercise signatures with tissue and disea...

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Literature Corpus work: ebd88ce8-443b-5f27-bed8-ac6cc36d7ed1
DOI: 10.1101/2025.05.28.656705

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