Role of genetic markers in sport and recreational physical activity
Glišić Sanja, Radošević Draginja, Perović Vladimir and 4 more
Fizička Kultura · 2016
doi:10.5937/fizkul1601005g (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The genetic and environmental factors and their interaction contribute to sports performance. So far, it has been identified a large number of genetic markers associated with sports performance and risk of sports injuries. Sports genomics is a relatively young scientific discipline and the necessary additional complex research on a large number of participants is required before scientific results in this field could be applicable in practice. At present, the application of tests based on genetic information for sport talent identification or recommendations for personalized training, in order to achieve optimal sport performance, is not scientifically justified. It is also necessary to carefully consider all the ethical issues related to such testing in children.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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