2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-86922004000400003
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Influência da ingestão de espirulina sobre o metabolismo de ratos exercitados

Abstract: No presente estudo foram comparadas as respostas metabólicas agudas ao exercício em ratos alimentados com dieta padrão e à base de espirulina. Ratos Wistar jovens foram divididos em dois grupos de acordo com a dieta: controle (C) (dieta padrão) e espirulina (S) (dieta à base de espirulina). Ao final do período experimental (cinco semanas) os animais foram submetidos a uma sessão aguda de exercício de natação (20 minutos, suportando sobrecarga equivalente a 5% do peso corporal) para avaliação do lactato sanguín… Show more

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“…But populations of S. platensis are mostly found in waters with higher salt concentrations, such as a temporary nursery just before a drought, which makes this alga capable of adapting to different habitats and colonizing certain environments where other microorganisms would find it very difficult or even impossible to live [3], and such conditions characterize northeastern Brazil. S. platensis has a high reproduction rate, dividing three times a day, and in the same area, its cultivation can produce 125 times more protein than growing corn or 70 times more than raising cattle [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But populations of S. platensis are mostly found in waters with higher salt concentrations, such as a temporary nursery just before a drought, which makes this alga capable of adapting to different habitats and colonizing certain environments where other microorganisms would find it very difficult or even impossible to live [3], and such conditions characterize northeastern Brazil. S. platensis has a high reproduction rate, dividing three times a day, and in the same area, its cultivation can produce 125 times more protein than growing corn or 70 times more than raising cattle [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, Spirulina has received special attention, because, these microorganisms can be a good alternative source of protein in the diet [9]. Among several microorganisms which have been studied, the blue-green algae, Spirulina, is considered a promising microorganism due to its high protein (65% to 70% DM), vitamins and minerals [10] [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%