Effects of high-intensity interval versus mild-intensity endurance training on metabolic phenotype and corticosterone response in rats fed a high-fat or control diet

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Bryan P McCormick

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Guoyuan Huang

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Tao Song

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Youqing Shen

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0181684

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Xiangfeng Xu

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