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Éva Csöndör

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Exercise physiology

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|May 13, 2023

Apelin as a Potential Regulator of Peak Athletic Performance.

Roland Ligetvári, István Szokodi, Gabriella Far

|Feb 25, 2022

Adrenal, Gonadal and Peripherally Steroid Changes in Response to Extreme Physical Stress for Characterizing Load Capacity in Athletes.

Éva Csöndör, Gellért Karvaly, Roland Ligetvári

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