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Effects of a single dose of N-Acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine (Melatonin) and resistance exercise on the growth hormone/IGF-1 axis in young males and females

Erika Nassar1 Department of Health, Human Performance, and RecreationBaylor UniversityBox 9731376798WacoTXUSA

Chris Mulligan2 Department of Nutrition and Food ScienceColorado State University80523Fort CollinsCOUSA

Lem Taylor3 Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise ScienceUniversity of West Florida32514PensacolaFLUSA

Chad Kerksick4 Department of Health and Exercise ScienceUniversity of Oklahoma73019-6081NormanOKUSA

Melyn Galbreath1 Department of Health, Human Performance, and RecreationBaylor UniversityBox 9731376798WacoTXUSA

Mike Greenwood1 Department of Health, Human Performance, and RecreationBaylor UniversityBox 9731376798WacoTXUSA

Richard Kreider1 Department of Health, Human Performance, and RecreationBaylor UniversityBox 9731376798WacoTXUSA

Darryn S Willoughby1 Department of Health, Human Performance, and RecreationBaylor UniversityBox 9731376798WacoTXUSA;5 Institute for Biomedical StudiesBaylor University76798WacoTXUSACorrespondence[email protected]

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Article: 14 | Published online: 06 May 2022

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