The Influence of Different Types of Physical Activity on The Redox Status of Scuba Divers
The effect of scuba diving on ROS production and oxidative stress compared to that of other recreational activities is still poorly understood. The aim of this study was to assess the influence of different types of physical activity on the redox status of scuba divers by testing the pro- and anti-o...
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