The effect of the ACE gene forms in the maximum consumption of oxygen according to the central and peripheral factors also physiological variables associated with the basketball players

Abstract EN

ACE gene is an enzyme found in the epithelial cells of the blood capillaries.

It affects the circulatory system.

This gene is active in the muscle tissue and regulates the blood flow.

This facilitates the training of trainers and the effect of genes on the body's functions, which gives the possibility to determine the central factors determining the maximum consumption of oxygen and the most important of influencing it As for the peripheral factors associated with the extraction of oxygen are the factors determining the maximum consumption of oxygen and there is no doubt that the importance of maximum consumption of oxygen as a determinant of athletic excellence depends to a large extent on the quality of the competition in which that individual, the importance of research, which was to identify the effect of the forms of ACE gene on the maximum consumption of oxygen according to the central and peripheral factors of the basketball players and to identify the effect of the contribution of the forms of ACE gene in both the central and peripheral factors.

As for the problem of research, the recent focus in the sport field directed towards the possibility of using genetics technology to change and improve the performance of the sport by genetic factors is determined the type of sport that fit the physical capabilities of the individual and also by detection of genes to know the functional potential, maximum consumption of oxygen, the central and peripheral factors.

Therefore, the researchers decided to go into this study to answer the question that, whether the forms of the ACE gene had an effect on the central and peripheral factors in improving the oxygen consumption of the basketball players.