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期刊名:Exercise immunology review

缩写:EXERC IMMUNOL REV

ISSN:1077-5552

e-ISSN:1077-5552

IF/分区:4.6/Q1

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Fendi Pradana,Jonathan P Barlow,Jack Shayler et al. Fendi Pradana et al.
Background: Emerging data indicates that enrichment of peripheral blood with T lymphocytes during exercise and their associated changes in function are underpinned by modulation of cellular bioenergetics. However, there i...
Anqi He,Tianjie Bao,Shunzi Rong et al. Anqi He et al.
Exercise represents a non-pharmacological strategy capable of concurrently modulating tumor metabolism and immunity. Regular physical activity reprograms systemic and tumorlocalized metabolic networks, including glucose, lactate, amino acid...
Asghar Abbasi,William Stringer Asghar Abbasi
The immunological benefits of exercise are commonly attributed to its immune-boosting effects such as the release of exercise-induced factors (e.g., exerkines) and activation of anti-inflammatory molecules. However, this may not fully expla...
Emelyn Mathot,Lene Salimans,Arno Goens et al. Emelyn Mathot et al.
Objective: Active muscle contraction is assumed to be essential in the anti-inflammatory effect of physical exercise, also in older adults. Although stretching does not involve active muscle contractions, its (anti)inflam...
Wilma Grönroos,Matti Uhari,Olli Ruuskanen Wilma Grönroos
Background: Estimating the occurrence of acute respiratory illness (ARI) in athletes is crucial for understanding the need for preventive measures. This study aimed to estimate the occurrence of ARIs in athletes compared ...
Lea Halmans,Andreas Venhorst,Verena Klemis et al. Lea Halmans et al.
Purpose: This study analyses the immune response of elite athletes after COVID-19 vaccination with double-dose mRNA and a single-dose vector vaccine. Meth...
Amanda Veiga Sardeli,Rafaela Bertini de Araujo,Jeffrey A Woods et al. Amanda Veiga Sardeli et al.
Background: Several studies have reported that marathon runners have a higher risk of upper respiratory tract infections (URTI) post marathon than non-exercising controls. However, other studies did not find a higher risk...
Tsubasa Mizokami,Katsuhiko Suzuki Tsubasa Mizokami
Moderate exercise is effective for maintaining or improving overall health. However, excessive exercise that exhausts the adaptive reserve of the body or its ability to positively respond to training stimuli can induce tissue damage and dys...
Heidi F Bochenek,David B Pyne,Andrew J McKune et al. Heidi F Bochenek et al.
Skin cancer has the highest incidence of all cancers, and their incidence are increasing in both melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers. Alternative adjuvant treatment strategies appropriate for their management are needed. Modifiable lifes...
Cristina Crespo-Garcia,John P Campbell,Dennis R Taaffe et al. Cristina Crespo-Garcia et al.
Conventional chemotherapies can stimulate the immune system by increasing tumour antigenicity (e.g., neoantigen exposure to immune cells) and altering adjuvanticity in the tumour (e.g., danger associated molecular patterns and cytokines). T...