2013
DOI: 10.18511/0103-1716/rbcm.v21n3p13-20
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Perfil Lipídico de Ratos com Hipertireoidismo Induzido: Efeitos do Exercício Físico Agudo

Abstract: Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar o perfil lipídico de ratos Wistar com hipertireoidismo induzido em repouso e após exercício físico agudo. Foram utilizados 28 ratos machos Wistar, divididos em hipertireoidismo (H; induzido com tiroxina) e controle (C). Metade dos animais de cada grupo foi sacrificada em repouso. A outra metade foi submetida, imediatamente antes do sacrifício, à sessão única de exercício de natação, por 20 minutos (carga de 5% em relação ao peso corporal). Para as comparações entre os gr… Show more

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“…Regarding circulating lipids, our findings corroborate studies that did not find changes in the lipid profil (ERIKSSON et al, 1997;IBANEZ et al, 2005); even when associated with diet, loss of body mass and training for a longer period, 6 months (DUNSTAN et al, 2002). However, it differs from others (CAUZA et al, 2005;CAMBRI et al, 2007) who found an improvement in this profile. Cauza et al (2005) associate that this improvement occurred at the expense of beneficial adjustments that occurred in body composition with a decrease in the % of body fat and an increase in lean mass.…”
Section: Blood Biochemistrysupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Regarding circulating lipids, our findings corroborate studies that did not find changes in the lipid profil (ERIKSSON et al, 1997;IBANEZ et al, 2005); even when associated with diet, loss of body mass and training for a longer period, 6 months (DUNSTAN et al, 2002). However, it differs from others (CAUZA et al, 2005;CAMBRI et al, 2007) who found an improvement in this profile. Cauza et al (2005) associate that this improvement occurred at the expense of beneficial adjustments that occurred in body composition with a decrease in the % of body fat and an increase in lean mass.…”
Section: Blood Biochemistrysupporting
confidence: 87%