19 -2 (34/1) 2021 — Mavlyanov I.R.,. Usmonalieva N.Sh. — GENETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF ROWING ATHLETES

GENETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF ROWING ATHLETES

Mavlyanov I.R. Republican Scientific and Practical Center of Sports Medicine

Usmonalieva N.Sh. Republican Scientific and Practical Center of Sports Medicine

Resume

This scientific paper presents the genetic characteristics of physical performance, allelic-genotypic variants of some sports genes, and their associations in rowing athletes.

Keywords: Genotype, Allele, Gene polymorphism, Allele-genotype variant, Sports genes, Rowing athletes.

First page

105

Last page

113

For citation: Mavlyanov I.R.,. Usmonalieva N.Sh. Genetic characteristics of physical performance of rowing athletes//New Day in Medicine 2(34/1)2021 105-113 https://cutt.ly/YbRHq9s

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