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期刊名:Exercise and sport sciences reviews

缩写:EXERC SPORT SCI REV

ISSN:0091-6331

e-ISSN:1538-3008

IF/分区:5.2/Q1

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Todd A Hagobian,Barry Braun Todd A Hagobian
Physical activity is an important contributor to regulation of energy balance and body composition. In this article, we separate the impact of exercise from the confounding influence of energy imbalance and highlight sex differences in horm...
Kathryn H Schmitz Kathryn H Schmitz
Lymphedema, a common and feared negative effect of breast cancer treatment, is generally described by arm swelling and dysfunction. Risk averse clinical recommendations guided survivors to avoid the use of the affected arm. This may lead to...
Brent A Baker,Robert G Cutlip Brent A Baker
A growing body of data supports a view that skeletal muscle's response after mechanical loading does not always result in the classically reported "injury response." Furthermore, current evidence supports a model of muscle adaptation and/or...
Rachael D Seidler Rachael D Seidler
Recent studies on the neural bases of sensorimotor adaptation demonstrate that the cerebellar and striatal thalamocortical pathways contribute to early learning. Transfer of learning involves a reduction in the contribution of early learnin...
Victoria Chester Victoria Chester
Most studies examining the development of pediatric gait patterns have relied on parameterization or sampling techniques, which involve extracting instantaneous points from curves of data. Although such methods are useful and easy to unders...
Richard R Neptune,Craig P McGowan,Steven A Kautz Richard R Neptune
Complex musculoskeletal models and computer simulations can provide critical insight into muscle mechanical work output during locomotion. Simulations provide both a consistent mechanical solution that can be interrogated at multiple levels...
Daniel J Green Daniel J Green
Exercise training decreases cardiovascular risk, but effects on traditional risk factors do not fully account for this benefit. Exercise directly impacts upon arterial shear stress, a stimulus to antiatherogenic adaptation in vascular funct...
Gregory D Cartee,Katsuhiko Funai Gregory D Cartee
Akt substrate of 160 kDa (called AS160 or TBC1D4) and TBC1D1, Rab GTPase-activating proteins that regulate glucose transport, become phosphorylated with exercise or insulin stimulation. Evidence suggests that this convergence may prove to b...
Jonathan P Farthing Jonathan P Farthing
Cross-education of strength is much greater when the dominant arm is trained in right-handed individuals. This asymmetry of strength transfer in the upper limbs is similar to what has been shown for skill transfer between limbs. The discuss...