학술논문

從治療到禁藥:基因與細胞禁藥對運動員的影響 / From therapy to doping: Effects of gene and cell doping on athletes
Document Type
Article
Source
中華體育季刊 / Quarterly of Chinese Physical Education. Vol. 33 Issue 4, p243-250. 8 p.
Subject
運動表現
基因治療
細胞治療
運動員生物護照
exercise performance
gene therapy
cell therapy
athlete biological passport
Language
繁體中文
ISSN
1024-7300
Abstract
It has been recognized that changing few genes can improve exercise performance. However, recent researches had subverted this idea because there were so many genes related to high intensity exercise performance. In 2019, World Anti-doping Agency announced a new method: Cell therapy in the banned methods. Previous studies showed that using mesenchymal stem cells as a source of chondrocytes can be used to treat cartilage, tendon or bone damage. Recently, the Ministry of Health and Welfare (ROC) approved six cell therapy technologies in 2018. Therefore, athletes should be aware that if there is a need for cell therapy after injury, it is better to apply for therapeutic purpose and hopefully waived from review. To prevent gene and cell therapy from being abused by unruly athletes, many international individual sport organizations has established athlete biological passport. Long-term tracking of the changes in the haematological and steroidal records of players should be able to effectively grasp the use of illegal methods and substances. This article focuses on strategies including genes and cell therapy for improving the physiological functions, and discusses the boundaries between athletes' medical rights and the banned methods.

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