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Effects of the Dietary Supplement 5α‐Hydroxy‐Laxogenin in the Orchiectomized Rat Model
The dietary supplement ingredient 5α‐hydroxy‐laxogenin was investigated in the castrated male rat for potential androgenic and anabolic effects. Moreover, androgen receptor binding of 5α‐hydroxy‐laxogenin was modelled by in silico docking. While molecular modelling supports androgen receptor binding, we observed neither androgenic nor anabolic effects ...
Daniel Derwand+4 more
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Iliotibial tract friction syndrome in athletes--an uncommon exertion syndrome on the lateral side of the knee. [PDF]
Sakari Orava
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A survey of 200 sports supplements purchased online in Australia and analysed for WADA Prohibited Substances. Athlete education regarding the use of sports supplements remains a high priority as 35% of the products contained WADA Prohibited Substances. ABSTRACT Sports supplements are used extensively by people involved in competitive sports. However, a
Louise Barker+4 more
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Aerobic performance capacity in athletes [PDF]
Heikki Rusko, Matti Havu, Esko Karvinen
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Gel Electrophoretic Detection of Black Market ACE‐031
This article presents a study on black market ACE‐031 products and their detection by gel‐electrophoresis and Western blotting. Of the 14 tested products, only 12 contained an ACVR2B‐immunoreactive protein. However, mass spectrometry revealed that the products did not contain the ACVR2B‐Fc fusion protein ACE‐031 but instead the full‐length human ...
Christian Reichel+3 more
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The metabolism of bolasterone in liver microsomes and in urine samples of rats orally treated was evaluated due to no availability of its extensive metabolism studies. Its mono‐ and di‐hydroxylated metabolites were detected by GC‐EI‐MS/MS, and the fragmentation pathways of metabolites were suggested.
Anca Raluca Muresan+5 more
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Studies on Cardiopulmonary Function of Swimming Athletes (1)
Noboru Ogawa
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Aerobic work capacity in young sedentary men and active athletes in India [PDF]
S. K. Verma, L. S. Sidhu, D. K. Kansal
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Avoid Falsely Accusing Female Athletes Who Use Levonorgestrel of Doping
Levonorgestrel, a hormonal contraceptive, metabolises to 18‐methyl‐19‐noretiocholanolone which is also the main metabolite of the prohibited substance 18‐methyl‐19‐nortestosterone. Analysing for levonorgestrel and/or tetrahydronorgestrel is essential to avoid misinterpreting 18‐methyl‐19‐noretiocholanolone findings.
Alexander Andersson+3 more
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