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Study On Regulation Of Signal Pathways In Motor Motility By MicroRNAs
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Effect Of Moderate-Intensity Endurance Exercise On The Cardiac Hypertrophy Signaling Pathway
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Research On Androgen And Exercise Regulating MTOR Pathway Of Skeletal Muscle Mediated By IGF-I
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ANP And BNP Gene Expression In The Rat Cardiomyocytes During Endurance Training
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The Effect Of Exercise On Myocardial Jak2 And Stat5 Expression
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Establishment And Evaluation Of Long - Term Aerobic Exercise Intervention In Stress Overload Induced Myocardial Hypertrophy
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T-mTOR And P-mTOR Expressions In Rat Myocardium At Different Exercise Training Time Point
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Research On The Effect Of Cardiac Hypertrophy By MTOR Signaling In Rats At Different Intensity Training
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Resistance, Endurance, And Damage To The Movement Of The Hind Legs Drape Rat Gastrocnemius Muscle Hypertrophy And Atrophy
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PKC / MAPK Signal Is Applied Research In Motion Cardiac Hypertrophy
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Effect Of Exercise-induced Cardiac Hypertrophy In The PI3K / Akt / MTOR Signal
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Expression Of The P-go130under The Increasing Load In Rat Myocardium
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The Effects Of Different Intensities Of Long Time Exercises On The Downstream Signals Of MTOR In Cardiac Muscle
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Effect Of Fixed And Self-suggested Rest Intervals Between Sets Of Resistance Exercise On Strength And Hypertrophic
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The Intervention Effect And Mechanism Of Swimming Exercise On Children's Adenoid Hypertrophy
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Effects Of AMPK?2 Gene Deficiency On Exercise Induced Cardiac Hypertrophy In Mice
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The Effect And Molecular Mechanism Of Low Frequency Pulsed Electromagnetic Field To Promote Exercise Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy
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The Role Of Skeletal Muscle In The Long-term Aerobic Exercise Affects The Blood Pressure Of Pressure Overload Mice
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The Effect Of Low-intensity Pulsed Ultrasound On Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy And Its Molecular Mechanism
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The Role Of CaN/NFAT Signaling Pathway In Aerobic Exercise-induced Improvement Of Cardiac Hypertrophy In Hypertension
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