РОЗВИТОК МОЛЕКУЛЯРНОЇ ГЕНЕТИКИ В СПОРТІ: ПРОГНОЗИ І ПЕРСПЕКТИВИ
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2415-8798.2015.2.5567Abstract
У статті розглянуто питання впливу розвитку молекулярної генетики на професійні досягнення спортсменів. З одного боку, безумовно, визначення генів, які відповідають за певні фізичні якості майбутнього спортсмена, дозволяє провести ранній і своєчасний відбір. Така тактика призведе до гарантовано високих результатів у майбутньому. Але, з іншого боку, молекулярна генетика може стимулювати штучне підвищення фізичних якостей за рахунок генного допінгу, що вкрай небажано для здоров’я спортсмена.
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