1993
DOI: 10.1016/s0737-0806(06)81019-1
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Acute exercises stress modulates immune function in unfit horses

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“…Este valor foi inferior ao descrito no presente estudo, onde detectaram-se valores de 9,86±2,09mmol/L no pós-exercício imediato. Por se tratarem de pesquisas que submeteram os equinos a um nível de esforço físico semelhante, esta disparidade de valores pode ser atribuí-da ao momento da coleta, visto que no trabalho de Marques (2002) as amostras de sangue foram obtidas 30 minutos após o término da atividade física e na presente pesquisa a amostras foram coletadas imediatamente após o término da mesma, conforme recomenda Keadle et al (1993), que citam que o pico de lactato plasmático ocorre em até 10 minutos após o exercício.…”
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“…Este valor foi inferior ao descrito no presente estudo, onde detectaram-se valores de 9,86±2,09mmol/L no pós-exercício imediato. Por se tratarem de pesquisas que submeteram os equinos a um nível de esforço físico semelhante, esta disparidade de valores pode ser atribuí-da ao momento da coleta, visto que no trabalho de Marques (2002) as amostras de sangue foram obtidas 30 minutos após o término da atividade física e na presente pesquisa a amostras foram coletadas imediatamente após o término da mesma, conforme recomenda Keadle et al (1993), que citam que o pico de lactato plasmático ocorre em até 10 minutos após o exercício.…”
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“…It has also been demonstrated that cortisol concentration significantly increases as a response to acute exercise in horses (Wilson et al 1991;Keadle et al 1993;Horohov et al 1999;Marc et al 2000). Cortisol is another hormone whose release is triggered by innate stress and other normal physiological challenges such as exercise.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies have investigated the effects of exercise on plasma 0-endorphin and cortisol concentrations in horses (McCarthy et al 1991;Mehl et al 1999;Keadle et al 1993); however, only one report has demonstrated an age effect (Horohov et al 1999). The interrelationships among exercise, training, hormone production and immune function have been addressed by several studies in man as well as rodents (reviewed in Pedersen and Hoffman-Goetz 2000); however, similar examinations of equine athletes have not been published.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies of adaptive immunity are less frequent and related to lymphocyte proliferation after specific or non-specific stimulation, and the dosage of cytokines, as well as to the production of antibody. 9,19,21 The observations reported in the horses are rather similar to those observed in humans: namely • an intense -or prolonged -effort is associated with an early neutrophil burst (and leukocytes in general); secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines during exercise and augmentation of LAK activity [22][23][24] • a later impairment of the innate immunity during the recovery period. 10,16,25,26,27,28 …”
Section: Effect Of Exercisementioning
confidence: 69%