Elisa Cintado, Patricia Tezanos, Manuela De Las Casas, Pablo Muela, Kerry R McGreevy, Ángela Fontán-Lozano, Eva Sacristán-Horcajada, Jaime Pignatelli, María L de Ceballos, María Jesús Del Hierro, Julia Fernández-Punzano, Lluís Montoliu, José Luis Trejo
Physical exercise is a robust lifestyle intervention. Among its many benefits, it is known for its enhancement of cognitive abilities. Nevertheless, the extent to which these benefits can be transmitted across generations (intergenerational inheritance to F1, and transgenerational to F2 and beyond) remains a topic of limited comprehension. We have already shown that cognitive improvements resulting from physical exercise can be inherited from parents to their offspring, proving intergenerational effects. So, we set out to explore whether these enhancements might extend transgenerationally, impacting the F2 generation...
May 6, 2024: Journal of Neuroscience