Search Results - Human Genetics

Skalski, D. T., Pronczuk, M., Losinska, K., Lulinska, E., Motowidlo, J., Stastny, P., Maszczyk, A., Trybek, G. “…However, recent stabilization trends suggest that human physiological limits may be approaching, with marginal performance gains becoming increasingly dependent on biomechanical and genetic optimizations. …”

Venkata, R. K. “…This is a widely contested area of sports science and needs extensive research and intellectual reasoning. Though the genetic code of the human being was identified, the field of genetics is still has a long way to go in establishing the precision biodynamic of genetic interactions. …”

Delgado Caceres, M., Docheva, D. “…The genetic basis for superior endurance running still remains elusive. …”

Ben-Zaken, S., Meckel, Y., Nemet, D., Kassem, E., Eliakim, A.

Careau, V., Wilson, R. S. “…Our results verify that human performance is limited by fundamental genetic, environmental and ageing constraints that preclude the simultaneous improvement of performance in multiple dimensions. …”

Allen, S. J., King, M. A., Yeadon, M. R.

Babel Copaver, K., Hertogh, C., Hue, O.

Tanaka, M., Fuku, N., Tanisawa, K., Higuchi, M., Miyamoto-Mikami, E., Wang, G., Padmanabhan, S., Cheng, Y.-C., Mitchell, B. D., Austin, K., Pitsiladis, Y. P. “…Purpose: Two exome-wide association studies (EWAS) of elite Jamaican and African-American sprint athletes and respective matched controls were performed to identify common genetic variants. Methods: 95 Jamaican sprint athletes and 102 Jamaican controls, 108 African-American sprint athletes were genotyped using the Illumina® HumanExome BeadChips. …”

D. Bagchi, S. Nair, C. Sen “…Blood Rheology, Blood Flow and Human Health 29. Genetic Aspects of Sprint, Strength and Power Performance 30. …”

Ahmetov, I. I., Williams, A. G., Popov, D. V., Lyubaeva, E. V., Hakimullina, A. M. “…Human Genetics…”

Cieszczyk, P., Eider, J., Ostanek, M., Arczewska, A., Leonska-Duniec, A., Sawczyn, S., Ficek, K., Krupecki, K.

van Hilvoorde, I., Vos, R., de Wert, G. “…How do shifts in technology affect the attribution of the human element in athletic performance? To explore the attribution of human agency we compare the genetic enhancement of athletes with two other shifts of the 'natural performance' in sport: first, the introduction of a revolutionary high jump technique, the Fosbury flop, in 1968; and, second, the introduction of the klapskate in speed skating in 1997. …”

Liu, X., Su, M., Shen, F.

Manning, J. T., Morris, L., Caswell, N.

Manning, J. T., Hill, M. R.

Derave, W., Everaert, I., Beeckman, S., Baguet, A. “…Recent studies have shown that the chronic oral ingestion of ß-alanine can substantially elevate (up to 80%) the carnosine content of human skeletal muscle. Interestingly, muscle carnosine loading leads to improved performance in high-intensity exercise in both untrained and trained individuals. …”

Moran, C. N., Scott, R. A., Adams, S. M., Warrington, S. J., Jobling, M. A., Wilson, R. H., Goodwin, W. H., Georgiades, E., Wolde, B., Pitsiladis, Y. P. “…Human Genetics…”

Scott, R. A., Moran, C., Wilson, R. H., Onywera, V., Boit, M. K., Goodwin, W. H., Gohlke, P., Payne, J., Montgomery, H., Pitsiladis, Y. P. “…East African runners are continually successful in international distance running. The extent to which genetic factors influence this phenomenon is unknown. …”

Yang, N., MacArthur, D. G., Gulbin, J. P., Hahn, A. G., Beggs, A. H., Easteal, S., North, K. “…The American Journal of Human Genetics…”

Hew-Butler, T., Verbalis, J. G., Noakes, T. D. “…The behavioral drives to maintain fluid and sodium balance are evolutionary stable, essential for the safety and survival of the species, and deeply rooted within the human genetic makeup.…”