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human_observational_exercise_study · 2021

Acute endurance exercise stimulates circulating levels of mitochondrial-derived peptides in humans

von Walden F|et al. · Journal article indexed in PubMed
low_to_moderatePMID · 34351816Verified
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Plain-English summary

Circulating mitochondrial-derived peptide levels changed after endurance exercise, supporting biological relevance in humans.

Population
Human exercise participants
Intervention
Acute endurance or resistance exercise
Outcomes measured
Circulating mitochondrial-derived peptide levels
Key findings
Endurance exercise stimulated circulating mitochondrial-derived peptide levels.
Limitations
Observational biomarker study|Did not administer MOTS-c as treatment|No therapeutic outcomes
Risk of bias
Moderate.
Citation
von Walden F|et al. (2021). Acute endurance exercise stimulates circulating levels of mitochondrial-derived peptides in humans. Journal article indexed in PubMed
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