Gender- and menstrual phase dependent regulation of inflammatory gene expression in response to aerobic exercise.
Abstract
The immunological reaction to exercise has been investigated with increasing intensity in the last 10-20 years, with most human studies performed in male subjects. Recently, gender-specific aspects have received growing attention, but studies carefully monitoring the influence of gender including the menstrual cycle, are rare. Here, we report gene expression patterns in response to a run at 93% of the individual anaerobic threshold of 9 women...
Paper Details
Title
Gender- and menstrual phase dependent regulation of inflammatory gene expression in response to aerobic exercise.
Published Date
Jan 1, 2008
Journal
Volume
14
Pages
86 - 103
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