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Blood Flow Restriction Enhances Post–Resistance Exercise Angiogenic Gene Expression | Synapse

November 1, 2012Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise161 citationsOpen Access

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Blood Flow Restriction Enhances Post–Resistance Exercise Angiogenic Gene Expression

KLKelly Larkin RMR. Gavin MacNeil MDMarvin L. Dirain

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Does acute blood flow restriction during resistance exercise enhance angiogenic gene expression?

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Intervention

Acute blood flow restriction (BFR) combined with resistance exercise

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Outcome

Postexercise expression of mRNA related to skeletal muscle angiogenesissurrogate

Acute blood flow restriction during resistance exercise enhances the expression of angiogenic genes in skeletal muscle.

Abstract

Acute BFR increases postexercise expression of mRNA related to skeletal muscle angiogenesis, plausibly in response to changes in muscle Hb concentrations.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dacaac4a1e15904c8364df https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1249/mss.0b013e3182625928

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