Sentence examples for response to endurance from inspiring English sources
They showed that alpha-actinin-3 deficiency resulted in increased calcineurin activity in mouse and human skeletal muscle and an enhanced adaptive response to endurance training.
For the analysis of possible MTU adaptation in response to endurance running the subjects were divided into two subgroups: non-active vs. endurance-runners.
So I am now investigating the question I asked myself as a teenager: How does skeletal muscle know how to grow in response to lifting weights and become more fatigue-resistant in response to endurance training when, after all, the stimulus is muscle contraction for both modes of training?
Further, the GYS1 locus was in the HERITAGE family study linked to glucose effectiveness in response to endurance exercise [18].
Whether this is due to the origin of SOL8 cells that were isolated from soleus, a muscle that shows a very modest response to endurance exercise, is unclear.
miR-107 was predicted to regulate the expression of PDK4 [24], an important component of the cellular response to endurance exercise [2].
Also, the influence of interindividual variability in maturity status in peak VO2 responses to endurance training appears to be mediated by changes in body size.
In contrast, much less is known regarding the transcriptional reprogramming underlying the highly specific adaptive responses to endurance and resistance exercise.
In mature skeletal muscle, Leick et al. (17) demonstrated that whole body PGC1α deletion does not completely repress adaptive responses to endurance training.
Although the inhibition of protein synthesis and muscle hypertrophy are established responses to endurance and resistance exercise respectively here we detect both responses at a global transcriptional level from a single exercise bout combining both endurance and resistance stimuli.
Our present results regarding acute effects of prior exercise on plasma TG add to the growing body of knowledge describing differences between men and women for the acute and chronic responses to endurance exercise.
