Leptin and leptin receptor genetic variants associate with habitual physical activity and the arm body composition response to resistance training

Authors

S. Walsh, University of Connecticut
C. J. Haddad, University of Connecticut
M. A. Kostek, University of Connecticut
T. J. Angelopoulos, University of Central Florida
P. M. Clarkson, University of MassachusettsFollow
Niall M. Moyna, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland
Paul S. Visich, Central Michigan University
Robert F. Zoeller, Florida Atlantic University
R. L. Seip, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT
S. Bilbie, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT
Heather A. Gordish-Dressman, George Washington UniversityFollow
Eric P. Hoffman, George Washington UniversityFollow
Thomas B. Price, University of Bridgeport
L. S. Pescatello, University of Connecticut

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

11-2012

Journal

Gene

Volume

Volume 510, Issue 1

Inclusive Pages

66-70

Keywords

Body Composition--physiology; Exercise--physiology; Leptin--genetics; Receptors; Leptin--genetics; Resistance Training--methods

Comments

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APA Citation

Walsh, S., Haddad, C.J., Kostek, M.A., Angelopoulos, T.J., Clarkson, P.M., Gordon, P.M., Moyna, N.M., Visich, P.S., Zoeller, R.F., Seip, R.L., Bilbie, S., Thompson, P.D., Devaney, J., Gordish-Dressman, H., Hoffman, E.P., Price, T.B., Pescatello, L.S. (2012). Leptin and leptin receptor genetic variants associate with habitual physical activity and the arm body composition response to resistance training. Gene, 510(1), 66-70.

Peer Reviewed

1

Open Access

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