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Metabolomics Patterns in Subjects with Multimorbidity: Implications for Free Carnitine and Medium-Chain Acylcarnitines as Predictors of Individual Fitness Adaptation

2026-05-08

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(1) Background: The MultiPill-Exercise study was an exercise-based lifestyle intervention program for subjects with more than one lifestyle-related disease. Metabolomics-based approaches are an emerging tool in sports medicine, both in basic science and in clinical contexts. In this explorative, hypothesis-generating study, we aimed at defining metabolite patterns in subjects with multimorbidity and to test the pr...

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10.20944/preprints202605.0483.v1
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