Impact of aerobic exercise training on cognitive functions and affect associated to the COMT polymorphism in young adults
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Klaus Bös | Matthias Schneider | Sascha Härtel | Katrin Hille | Jan Thöne | Manfred Spitzer | M. Schneider | M. Spitzer | S. Stroth | R. Reinhardt | J. Thöne | Katrin Hille | S. Härtel | Wolfgang Weidemann | K. Bös | W. Weidemann | Sanna Stroth | Ralf K. Reinhardt | Wolfgang Weidemann
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