Abstract:Evidence strongly shows that ACE I/D and ACTN3 R577X genetic polymorphisms are closely related to outstanding exercise performance. This study explored the relationships between the two polymorphisms and the response to short-term high-altitude exercise training. 49 young Han nationality male subjects who were newcomers to high-altitude were selected. At 3200-m high-altitude, the subjects were trained for 4 weeks, and 30-m × 2 snake run, pull-up, sit-up and 3000-m run were tested before and after training. ACE… Show more
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