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. 2017 Oct 9;8:756. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2017.00756

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Copyright © 2017 Akerman, Lucas, Katare and Cotter.

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The effect of heat stress and hydration status on plasma aldosterone concentration (P_ALD, all n = 8; A) and erythropoietin concentration (P_EPO; B) before, immediately after, and 2-h after the 90-min exercise in CON (all n = 8), HEAT (all n = 5), and HEAT+DEHY (all n = 6) condition. Statistical significance (ANOVA Output) is illustrated. Data presented are mean ± SD. ^ΦDenotes significantly different (p < 0.05) to baseline. ^ΨDenotes significantly different to immediately post-exercise measurement. ^*Denotes significantly different than CON. ^#Denotes significantly different to HEAT.