Comparing Acute, High Dietary Protein and Carbohydrate Intake on Transcriptional Biomarkers, Fuel Utilisation and Exercise Performance in Trained Male Runners

Keyphrases

• Time to Exhaustion 100%
• Exercise Performance 100%
• Dietary Protein 100%
• Dietary Carbohydrates 100%
• Translational Biomarkers 100%
• Fuel Consumption 100%
• Carbohydrate Intake 100%
• High Protein 66%
• Carbohydrates 66%
• Habitual Intake 66%
• Treadmill Running 66%
• Habitual Diet 66%
• Fat Oxidation 66%
• VO2max 66%
• Vvo2max 33%
• Dietary Intake 33%
• Endurance Runners 33%
• Athletic Performance 33%
• Running Performance 33%
• Gene Markers 33%
• Maximal Oxygen Uptake 33%
• Adaptive Response 33%
• High Carbohydrate 33%
• Low-carbohydrate Diet 33%
• Trained Runners 33%
• Dietary Macronutrients 33%
• Fold Increase 33%
• Endurance Running 33%
• Training Load 33%
• Fuel Availability 33%
• Cellular Adaptation 33%
• Repeated-measure Study 33%
• Endurance Performance 33%
• Training Adaptation 33%
• Gene Expression 33%
• Endurance Training 33%
• Dietary Modification 33%
• Carbohydrate Diet 33%
• High-protein Diet 33%
• Laboratory Assessment 33%
• Muscle Biopsy 33%
• High-intensity Exercise Performance 33%
• Real Benefit 33%
• MRNA Expression 33%
• Consecutive Days 33%
• Response Exercise 33%
• Macronutrient Intake 33%
• Submaximal Exercise 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Exercise 100%
• Biological Marker 100%
• Carbohydrate Diet 100%
• Carbohydrate Intake 100%
• Protein Intake 100%
• AMP-Activated Protein Kinase 100%
• Peroxisome Proliferator Activated Receptor 66%
• Diet Therapy 33%
• Marker Gene 33%
• Maximal Oxygen Uptake 33%
• Laboratory Assessment 33%
• Dietary Intake 33%
• Messenger RNA 33%
• High-Protein Low-Carbohydrate Diet 33%
• Athletic Performance 33%
• Muscle Biopsy 33%
• Adaptive Response 33%
• Gene Expression 33%
• Macronutrient 33%
• Endurance Training 33%
• Protein Diet 33%