The Effect of a period of selected motor intervention program on improving the performance of motor skills of children carrying ACE and ACTN-3 different genotypes

this study aimed to investigate the effect of a period of selected motor intervention program on improving the performance of motor skills of children carrying ACE and ACTN-3 different genotypes. To this end, children's movement skills (50 boys, 5.8 ± 1.32 years) in tow subscales of locomotors and Object control is evaluated using Ulrich’s gross motor development test before and after eight weeks of the motor training program. In addition, epithelial mouth cells and PCR technique determined ACE and ACTN-3 genotypes. The results of the covariance analysis showed that children carrying ACE-D allele, separately (DD or ID), and combination (DD+ID), compared to those with II homozygotes and children carrying ACTN-3- R allele, Separate (RR or RX) and combination (RR+RX) compared to those with XX homozygotes to response the motor intervention program had higher levels of progression in performance of locomotors motor skills (p