Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate

valipour dehnou, V. , taeid, V. and poursadegh znozi, A. (2025). Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate. (e4658). Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (), e4658

valipour dehnou, V. , , taeid, V. , and poursadegh znozi, A. . "Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate" .e4658 , Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, , , 2025, e4658.

valipour dehnou, V., taeid, V., poursadegh znozi, A. (2025). 'Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate', Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (), e4658.

V. valipour dehnou , V. taeid and A. poursadegh znozi, "Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate," Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (2025): e4658,

valipour dehnou, V., taeid, V., poursadegh znozi, A. Comparison of twelve weeks of aerobic training in enriched and conventional environments on cardiometabolic systems, levels of some exerkines, cognitive function, and quality of life in men with type 2 diabetes: Investigation of some miRNAs associate. Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, 2025; (): e4658.