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Dynamic proteomic profiling reveals protein-specific regulation of synthesis rates underpinning the divergent adaptation of human muscle to endurance and resistance training

2026-04-06

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Endurance (END) or resistance exercise (RE) training results in adaptations that give rise to distinct skeletal muscle phenotypes. Hallmarks of RE include increases in muscle fibre and muscle cross-sectional area and strength, whereas END increases mitochondrial content. Such distinct phenotypes arise from differential metabolic and mechanical signal transduction, transcriptional, and protein translation pathways,...

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DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.02.715579

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