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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Aerobic energy"”.

  1. The effect of body position, configuration, and orientation on cycling performance

    … that: (1) for total work output and maximal aerobic energy expenditure, performance in the 75 degree seat tube angle position (76.8 degree mean hip angle configuration) was significantly greater (p $<$.01) than all the other positions, except for the 50 degree seat tube angle (100 degree mean …

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  2. Aspects of the respiratory metabolism of juvenile rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) at sustained swimming speeds

    … rainbow trout. Experiments investigating aerobic energy expenditure at sustained swimming speeds, through measurements of oxygen consumption rates, are described. Oxygen consumption was found to increase exponentially with increasing swimming speed. The influence of body size on this …

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  3. Precondizionamento ischemico non migliora la prestazione in atleti mezzofondisti in una prova sui 5000 metri di “self paced exercise”

    … values of heart rate (HR), oxygen uptake (VO2), aerobic energy cost (AEC), and blood lactate (BLa) after race were gathered. We found that none of the studied variables were affected neither by IPT nor by ST with respect to the RT test. In detail, speed was on average 4.78±0.49, 4.84±0.85, and …

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  4. Mitochondrial genetic variation in the evolution of humans and metabolism of cancer

    Mitochondria act as the cell’s powerhouse for aerobic energy production. Mitochondria carry their own genetic material (mtDNA), which is maternally inherited and has a high mutation rate. Hence the mtDNA is an ideal genetic tool to trace human evolution and migrations, and a candidate for somatic …

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  5. Cryo-EM studies of substrate and inhibitor binding to mammalian respiratory complex I

    … oxidoreductase) is an intricate multi-subunit, energy-transducing membrane protein that is essential for aerobic energy metabolism and NADH/NAD⁺ homeostasis. It couples the energy released from NADH oxidation and ubiquinone (Q) reduction to pump four protons across the inner mitochondrial …

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  6. World Karate Federation championship kumite characteristics determined through video analysis

    … with the time intervals, indicated that the aerobic energy system is the primary energy contributor to kumite performance. With regard to the discriminators between the successful and less successful kumite karatekas, it was found that gyaku tsuki and kizami tsuki were the primary, …

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  7. Predictability of VO<sub>2max</sub> using a commercially available GPS sports watch

    … for additional activity recording to test both anaerobic and aerobic energy systems. Additionally, measuring HR using an optical sensor within the watch at the radial pulse has been shown to underestimate average HR values when compared to HR measurement using a chest strap. While the purpose of …

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  8. Quantitative genetics and metabolomics of aerobic metabolism

    … and physiological bases of variation in maximal aerobic metabolic rate (MMR) are important for understanding exercise physiology and the evolution of aerobic performance, but they still are not well understood. To this end, I studied three aspects of MMR. First, I estimated the genetic variances …

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