A5027380369- Cardiovascular and exercise physiology
- Sports Performance and Training
- Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
- Exercise and Physiological Responses
- Muscle metabolism and nutrition
- Cardiovascular Function and Risk Factors
Liverpool Hope University
2010-2018
Liverpool John Moores University
2008-2009
No previous study has used proteomics to investigate the effects of exercise training on human skeletal muscle. Five recreationally active men completed a 6-wk programme involving three sessions per week, utilising six 1-min bouts at maximum oxygen uptake (V O(2)max) interspersed with 4 min 50% V O(2)max. Vastus lateralis was biopsied standardised times before and after intervention. Protein expression profiling performed using differential analysis 2-DE gels; complemented quantitative...
Abstract This study investigates the effects of short‐term endurance training on heat shock protein (HSP) adaptations male and female human skeletal muscle. The data demonstrate that females did not respond to continuous or interval in terms increasing HSP content vastus lateralis In contrast, males displayed both interventions. These provide a platform for future studies examine potential gender‐specific stress response exercise. Muscle Nerve, 2008
Abstract Objectives: Ventricular systolic functional response to exercise has been reported be superior in adult men compared women. This study explored myocardial responses maximal upright progressive late pubertal males and females. Methods: Doppler echocardiographic techniques were utilized estimate function a bout of cycle exercise. Results: Systolic capacity, as indicated by ejection rate (12.5 ± 2.8 13.1 1.0 [×10 −2 ] ml s −1 cm for boys girls, respectively) peak aortic velocity (208...