ea0002p45 | Genetics | SFE2001
Woods D
, Saunders J
, Jones A
, Hurel S
, Jamshidi Y
, Hawe E
, Goldstone J
, Gohlke P
, Humphries S
, Montgomery H
Background: The ACE I/D polymorphism of the ACE gene, associated with cardiovascular risk and athletic performance, accounts for half the variation in resting ACE. DD subjects have the greatest, ID intermediate, and II subjects the lowest serum ACE. Exercise stimulates the renin-angiotensin system, producing a rise in angiotensin II. 3 small (n=6-8) lab studies suggest serum ACE does not change with exercise, despite a rise in angiotensin II, whereas 2 other studies have demon...