Effects of exercise upon circulating thyroxine serum and hepatic lipid concentrations, heart, and seminal vesicles in rats and of age and exercise upon circulating thyroxine in humans

Auth,; Conrad, James

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“…The reduction in FBW in exercise trained (Ex) animals is similar to that reported by Story (1972), Long (1974), Witte (1974) and Auth (1975).…”

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Effects of age, training and exercise on plasma lactate dehydrogenase activity in male rats

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“…The reduction in FBW in exercise trained (Ex) animals is similar to that reported by Story (1972), Long (1974), Witte (1974) and Auth (1975).…”

Section: Final Body Weight and Organ Weightssupporting

confidence: 74%

“…These modifications have been described previously (Auth, 1975). The animals were trained physically five days per week for a period of ten weeks.…”

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Effects of age, training and exercise on plasma lactate dehydrogenase activity in male rats

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“…Animals from each group were divided into four treatments designated exercise (Ex), machine controls (MC), guillotine controls (GC), and control controls (CC). Ex were subjected to a running exercise on a motor driven treadmill (Jette et al, 1969;Auth, 1975) swimmers were subjected to a single exhaustive swimming exercise just prior to sacrifice. Nonswim animals were not so exposed.…”

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“…Ex rats were subjected to a running-exercise on a motor-driven treadmill (Jette et al, 1969;Auth, 1975) five days per week for 13 weeks. Week 1 served as a training period where time and speed of running increased each day until a rate of 15 meters per minute, an 8° incline, and a time of 30 minutes per day had been reached.…”

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Myocardial adaptations to age and exercise in rats: responses to acute swimming and 1-iso-proterenol-induced myocardial ischemia

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Effects of exercise upon circulating thyroxine serum and hepatic lipid concentrations, heart, and seminal vesicles in rats and of age and exercise upon circulating thyroxine in humans

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Effects of age, training and exercise on plasma lactate dehydrogenase activity in male rats

Effects of age, training and exercise on plasma lactate dehydrogenase activity in male rats

Myocardial adaptations to age and exercise in rats: responses to acute swimming and 1-iso-proterenol-induced myocardial ischemia

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