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Amin Saberi * , Masoumeh Kalateh Seifari , Morteza Dosti , Seyed Mohammad Hossin Razavi , Farzam Farzan
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
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• The results of this research can help sports managers of free zones to:
1) Identify the factors that influence sports development.
2) Identify the context and intervening factors that affect sports development.
3) Formulate strategies for sport development.
4) Identify outcomes of sports development.
2) Identify the context and intervening factors that affect sports development.
3) Formulate strategies for sport development.
4) Identify outcomes of sports development.
Genetic Variants and Mixed Sport Disciplines: A Comparison among Soccer, Combat and Motorcycle Athletes
Paolo Cocci , Laura Pistolesi , Marco Guercioni , Luca Belli , Davide Carli , Francesco Alessandro Palermo *
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
• This study provides new insights into the possible relationship between genetic polymorphisms and “mixed energy system” disciplines, including motorcycling.
• The most obvious limitations of this study are the sample size and the low number of endurance-associated polymorphisms used for computing TGS. However, we believe that our findings can be considered reliable given the strengths of this study, which include the homogeneity of the sample in terms of athletic status (i.e elite athletes), geographical and ethnical origin (all European Caucasians), and the assumption of Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) for each group.
• The most obvious limitations of this study are the sample size and the low number of endurance-associated polymorphisms used for computing TGS. However, we believe that our findings can be considered reliable given the strengths of this study, which include the homogeneity of the sample in terms of athletic status (i.e elite athletes), geographical and ethnical origin (all European Caucasians), and the assumption of Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) for each group.
Sara Keshkar * , Ian Lawrence , Mark Dodds , Erin Morris , Tara Mahoney , Kevin Heisey , Francesco Addesa , David Hedlund , Geoff Dickson , Hamid Ghasemi , Abdullah Faruq , Michael Naylor , James Santomier, Jr.
