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Lactylation and exercise: A molecular link to disease alleviation (Review)
Regular physical activity improves physical capacity and overall health by enhancing cardiopulmonary function and muscle strength, reducing stress, and improving psychological well‑being and quality of life. Despite these known benefits, the molecular mechanisms that underlie these effects remain in
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