Search Results - "Sacco, Alessia"

An innovative way to highlight the power of each polymorphism on elite athletes phenotype expression by Contrò, Valentina, Schiera, Gabriella, Abbruzzo, Antonino, Bianco, Antonino, Amato, Alessandra, Sacco, Alessia, Macchiarella, Alessandra, Palma, Antonio, Proia, Patrizia

“…The purpose of this study was to determine the probability of soccer players having the best genetic background that could increase performance, evaluating the…”
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Effects of different circuit training protocols on body mass, fat mass and blood parameters in overweight adults by Contrò, Valentina, Bianco, Antonino, Cooper, Jill, Sacco, Alessia, Macchiarella, Alessandra, Traina, Marcello, Proia, Patrizia

“…Benefits of exercise are known for a long time, but mechanisms underlying the exercise mode recommendations for specific chronic cardiovascular diseases remain…”
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Trend of Drug Abuse in 2011– 2014 in Italy by Sacco, Alessia, Macchiarella, Alessandra, Amato, Alessandra, La Commare, Daniele, Contrò, Valentina, Proia, Patrizia

“…Doping, although was born as a medication and not with the purpose of enhancing performance, is a widespread practice in all sports, between amateur and…”
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Preeclampsia and migraine: a prediction perspective by Facchinetti, Fabio, Sacco, Alessia

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Influence of Nutrition and Genetics on Performance: A Pilot Study in a Group of Gymnasts by Amato, Alessandra, Sacco, Alessia, Macchiarella, Alessandra, Contrò, Valentina, Sabatino, Emilia, Galassi, Claudia, Proia, Patrizia

“…Purpose. Energy requirements in sports performance are affected by numerous factors: physical characteristics, age, genetic basis, sports discipline. The Food…”
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From Epigenetics to Anti-Doping Application: A New Tool of Detection by Schiera, Gabriella, Contrò, Valentina, Sacco, Alessia, Macchiarella, Alessandra, Cieszczyk, Pawel, Proia, Patrizia

“…Eukaryotic genomes transcribe up to 90% of the genomic DNA but only 1-2% of these transcripts encode for proteins, whereas the vast majority are transcribed as…”
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