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Olympics Genetically enhanced Olympics are coming

Gullans, Steve; Enriquez, Juan
Nature , Volume 487 (7407) Nature Publishing Group (NPG)Jul 18, 2012

Olympics Genetically enhanced Olympics are coming

Abstract

Olympians can run faster, leap higher and lift more than 'normal' humans. Of course, such elite athletes earn their titles with an astonishing amount of hard work and support. But many also have some unearned advantages: the right genes. There is growing evidence that world-class athletes carry a minimum set of particular 'performance-enhancing' genes. For instance, almost every male Olympic sprinter and power athlete ever tested carries the 577R allele, a variant of the...
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Title
Olympics Genetically enhanced Olympics are coming
Author(s)
Gullans, Steve; Enriquez, Juan
Journal
Nature , Volume 487 (7407) Nature Publishing Group (NPG) – Jul 18, 2012
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group
Copyright
Copyright © 2012 Nature Publishing Group, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited. All Rights Reserved.
ISSN
0028-0836
eISSN
1476-4687
D.O.I.
10.1038/487297a
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