Aerobic exercise increases sprouting angiogenesis in the male rat motor cortex
Abstract Exercise is beneficial to brain health, and historically, the advantageous effects of exercise on the brain have been attributed to neuronal plasticity. However, it has also become clear that the brain vascular system also exhibits plasticity in response to exercise. This plasticity occurs...
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