ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022
Myocardial Proteomics Based on Smart Fog Computing and Its Application in Sports.
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How to strengthen physical fitness to improve the effect and efficiency of sports is an important research direction worthy of research. In response to these problems and limitations, Smart Fog Computing technology is introduced in this paper. Taking rats as the research object, the effective quantitative analysis and research of aerobic exercise on myocardial proteome are achieved through combining the business scope of myocardial proteomics, and connecting corresponding continuous aerobic exercises, verified by simulation analysis. The simulation research results show that the smart fog calculation is effective. For moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, the expression and intensity of the corresponding myocardial protein are changed significantly, and the corresponding heart becomes larger; meanwhile, moderate aerobic exercise can improve the metabolism and enhance digestive ability.
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