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Are the relationships between early activation of lymphocytes and cortisol or testosterone influenced by intensified cycling training in men?

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Are the relationships between early activation of lymphocytes and cortisol or testosterone influenced by intensified cycling training in men? (English)

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Kathryn H Myburgh

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1 June 2006

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Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism

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25 December 2017

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25 December 2017

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