High-intensity leg cycling alters the molecular response to resistance exercise in the arm muscles.

While the relevance of altered signaling responses in resting muscle is unclear, the potential molecular crosstalk between two different active muscle groups may be significant; when a muscle is activated and triggered for adaptation, the impact of a preceding systemic release of so called exerkines might be enhanced as compared to the effect on a resting muscle.

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