BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AND CATECHOLAMINE RESPONSES IN DOWN'S SYNDROME ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO INCREMENTAL MAXIMAL EXERCISE
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EBERHARD, Y., ET AL., BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AND CATECHOLAMINE RESPONSES IN DOWN'S SYNDROME ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO INCREMENTAL MAXIMAL EXERCISE. JOURNAL OF MENTAL DEFICIENCY RESEARCH, Vol. 35, no. 2 (1991), p. 140-146.
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SIIS R.104 Depósito (5)
Palabras clave:
Adolescentes, Bioquímica, Discapacidad intelectual, Ejercicio físico, Estudio comparativo, Hormonas, Resultados, Síndrome de Down
Adolescentes, Bioquímica, Discapacidad intelectual, Ejercicio físico, Estudio comparativo, Hormonas, Resultados, Síndrome de Down
Gelijkaardige items: BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AND CATECHOLAMINE RESPONSES IN DOWN'S SYNDROME ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO INCREMENTAL MAXIMAL EXERCISE
- HORMONAL AND BIOCHEMICAL DISTURBANCES IN DOWN'S SYNDROME
- BIOLOGICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME
- THE BIOCHEMICAL APPROACH TO MENTAL HANDICAP: 30 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS
- EXCESSIVE EXERCISE AS AN ADDICTION: A REVIEW
- PHYSICAL APTITUDES TO EXERTION IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME
- BARRIERS AND SUPPORTS FOR EXERCISE PARTICIPATION AMONG ADULTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME