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Skeletal Muscle and Adipose Tissue Responses After Acute Exercise: Comparing Effects of Three Different Intensities
The study will assess the exercise-induced changes in chromatin accessibility and gene expression in a cell type-specific manner in skeletal muscle from healthy adults in response to exercise at three different intensities - 1) low-intensity continuous exercise, 2) moderate-intensity continuous exercise, and 3) high-intensity interval exercise.
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