6: Regulation of Hormonal and Metabolic Responses During Exercise in Humans
M KjÆr - Exercise and sport sciences reviews, 1992 - journals.lww.com
Changes in plasma concentrations of" hormones as well as changes in biood and tissue
contents of metabolites have been thoroughly described over the last years. Focus for
research is now shifting more toward molecular biology and cell biology to provide greater
insights into the mechanisms underlying adaptation to muscular contraction and the effect of
peripheral circulating substances on the muscle cell [5]. However, in addition, classical
physiological in vivo studies in humans are needed to get an integrated view on hormonal …
contents of metabolites have been thoroughly described over the last years. Focus for
research is now shifting more toward molecular biology and cell biology to provide greater
insights into the mechanisms underlying adaptation to muscular contraction and the effect of
peripheral circulating substances on the muscle cell [5]. However, in addition, classical
physiological in vivo studies in humans are needed to get an integrated view on hormonal …
