Most core areas of anti‐doping research exploit and rely on analytical chemistry, applied to
studies aiming at further improving the test methods' analytical sensitivity, the assays' …

The use of anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS) for strength training and muscle building is a
widespread practice among athletes and young individuals. Athletes and bodybuilders are …

Test methods in anti‐doping, most of which rely on the most modern mass spectrometric
instrumentation, undergo continuous optimization in order to accommodate growing …

Abstract Background The effects of Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) are largely
illustrated through Androgen Receptor induced gene transcription, yet RNA-Seq has yet to …

Background Evaluating anti-doping measures is essential to optimise their effectiveness.
Comparing sporting results that have a higher doping prevalence, such as weightlifting …

The use of performance enhancing substances and methods (known as “doping”) in sport is
an intractable issue, with current anti-doping strategies predominantly focused on the …

Purpose We developed a scale for comparison of performances by weightlifters of different
body mass and compare this scaling formula to current systems. Methods Data from …

Abstract Chavda, S, Comfort, P, Lake, JP, Bishop, C, and Turner, AN. Predicting weight
category–specific performance zones for Olympic, World, and European weightlifting …

Introduction Doping remains a persistent concern in sports, compromising fair competition.
The Athlete Biological Passport (ABP) has been a standard anti-doping measure, but …

Despite the efforts of anti-doping agencies to control doping in sport, the use of performance
enhancing substances (PES) and methods remains an intractable issue. Potentially …