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Does Human Skeletal Muscle Possess an Epigenetic Memory of Testosterone?
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Norwegian School of Sport Sciences · 2024
Abstract
This project's primary aim of this double-blinded, randomised, placebo-controlled trial is to investigate whether short-term testosterone administration +/- resistance exercise training induces a muscle memory response that can lead to longer-lasting benefits in aged human skeletal muscle.
The investigators will provide older men with the anabolic hormone, testosterone or placebo, with or without resistance training, followed by a period of testosterone abstinence and detraining, followed by a subsequent repeated period of resistance training (retraining). This will help determine if earlier encounters with short-term testosterone administration can be "remembered" and if adaptation to later retraining can be enhanced as a consequence of encountering testosterone earlier.
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Anonymous. (2024). Does Human Skeletal Muscle Possess an Epigenetic Memory of Testosterone?. <em>Norwegian School of Sport Sciences</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05964920
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Anonymous. Does Human Skeletal Muscle Possess an Epigenetic Memory of Testosterone?. Norwegian School of Sport Sciences. 2024.
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@misc{anon2024DoesHu,
title = {Does Human Skeletal Muscle Possess an Epigenetic Memory of Testosterone?},
author = {Anonymous},
journal = {Norwegian School of Sport Sciences},
year = {2024},
}
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