| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Exercise-induced ROS activity within the mitochondria results in cellular damage much like that of ROS activity from environmental causes.4 Furthermore, inflammatory responses (resultant of aerobic and anaerobic exercise/activity) stimulate ROS production.5 The severity of oxidative damage is dictated by factors such as exercise intensity, exercise duration, training state and exercise protocol.6,
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