Characteristics of the BDNF Val<sup>66</sup>Met polymorphism in competitive swimmers and judo athletes
Characteristics of the BDNF Val<sup>66</sup>Met polymorphism in competitive swimmers and judo athletes
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竞技游泳运动员和柔道运动员 BDNF Val<sup>66</sup>Met 多态性特征
DOI:
10.11343/amn.64.23
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
Kazuyuki SHINOHARA
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作者:
Taishi ASAI;Daisuke ABE;Hirokazu DOI;Chikara TANAKA;Kenji OHISHI;Hideki MAEDA;Tadashi WADA;Yuusuke TAKAHASHI;Yasukazu NAKAHATA;Kazuyuki SHINOHARA
Studies on exercise physiology and sport biomechanics have contributed to the improvement of performance in sports. For example, the results of studies on training and operating analysis have been utilized in practice. Recently, the relationship between competitive strength and genetic polymorphisms have been studied and more than 200 genes associated with athletic performance and health have been identified1. The ACTN3 gene polymorphism is a representative genetic polymorphism that affects the physical ability of athletes. ACTN3 codes for α-actinin-3, which affects the muscle phenotype, and its polymorphisms are associated with changes in the instantaneous force and endurance of muscles. It has been reported that the physical ability of explosive-type polymorphism carriers, among those with ACTN3 gene polymorphisms, is significantly higher in several sports, including swimming and wrestling2. In addition, a study has suggested that insulin-like growth factor polymorphism may affect athletic performance in