ReviewFrontiers in systems biology2026
Decoding endurance performance: integrative genomic and epigenetic insights into the molecular basis of athletic adaptation.
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Applied genomics in sports performance has rapidly evolved into a multidisciplinary field aimed at elucidating the biological determinants of complex athletic traits, particularly endurance. Endurance performance represents a highly polygenic and multifactorial phenotype, shaped by the dynamic interplay between genetic predisposition and training-induced adaptations. This review provides a comprehensive synthesis of evidence from candidate gene studies, genome-wide association studies (GWAS), and meta-analyses to identify genetic variants consistently associated with endurance-related phenotypes. GWAS and candidate gene approaches have identified over 44 polymorphisms relevant to endurance-oriented sports, with
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