Mild exercise differently affects proteostasis and oxidative stress on motor areas during neurodegeneration: a comparative study of three treadmill running protocols

Melo, Karla P; Silva, Carolliny M; Almeida, Michael F; Chaves, Rodrigo S; Marcourakis, Tania; Cardoso, Sandra M; Demasi, Marilene; Netto, Luis E. S; Ferrari, Merari F. R.
Neurotox. Res. ; 35(2): p. 410-420, 2019.
Artigo Inglês | SES-SP, SES SP - Instituto Butantan, SES-SP | ID: but-ib15793

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