1991
DOI: 10.1016/0047-6374(91)90023-s
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The influence of training-detraining upon the heart, muscle and adipose tissue of female rats

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“…The principal change experienced by the heart structure after exercise training is cardiac physiological remodeling (Craig et al 1991;Kemi et al 2004, Wang et al 2008. Usually, the development of remodeling is a rapid and Values are mean § SEM BW body weight, A/BW atrium weight/body weight, RV/BW right ventricular weight/body weight, LV/BW left ventricular weight/body weight, HW/BW heart weight/body weight, PW papillary weight, muscle length papillary muscle length at optimum length (L max ), CSA cross-sectional area, HR heart rate, LVEDD LV end-diastolic dimension, LVESD LV end-systolic dimension, LVPWT LV posterior wall thickness at diastole, LVAWT LV anterior wall thickness at diastole, RWT relative wall thickness, FS left ventricular fractional shortening, DT developed tension, RT rest tension, +dT/dt maximum rate of tension development, -dT/dt maximum rate of tension decline DiVerent letters represent statistical diVerences (P < 0.05) by ANOVA-Tukey test…”
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“…The principal change experienced by the heart structure after exercise training is cardiac physiological remodeling (Craig et al 1991;Kemi et al 2004, Wang et al 2008. Usually, the development of remodeling is a rapid and Values are mean § SEM BW body weight, A/BW atrium weight/body weight, RV/BW right ventricular weight/body weight, LV/BW left ventricular weight/body weight, HW/BW heart weight/body weight, PW papillary weight, muscle length papillary muscle length at optimum length (L max ), CSA cross-sectional area, HR heart rate, LVEDD LV end-diastolic dimension, LVESD LV end-systolic dimension, LVPWT LV posterior wall thickness at diastole, LVAWT LV anterior wall thickness at diastole, RWT relative wall thickness, FS left ventricular fractional shortening, DT developed tension, RT rest tension, +dT/dt maximum rate of tension development, -dT/dt maximum rate of tension decline DiVerent letters represent statistical diVerences (P < 0.05) by ANOVA-Tukey test…”
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“…The inXuence of detraining on myocardial remodeling due to training exercise is still unclear, with studies showing absence of inXuence (Culliname et al 1986) or reduction of training beneWts in both humans (Rodrigues et al 2006) and rats (Craig et al 1991;Kemi et al 2004). In particular, with respect to cardiac contractility, there are only two reports with conXictive results (Nutter et al 1981;Kemi et al 2004).…”
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“…[11][12][13] Reported regression of training-induced hypertrophy ranges from none 13 to 20% over a period of 3 weeks. 14 Experimental data suggest hypertrophy regression at varying time courses, 3,[15][16][17] with no account on cardiomyocyte or arterial function. Thus, the aim of the present study was to assess the cardiomyocyte contractile capacity and endothelium-dependent arterial relaxation changes in animals undergoing a controlled program of exercise training and detraining.…”
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“…Craig et al (1991) reportaram aumento do diâmetro de adipócitos de ratas após 7 e 14 dias de destreinamento físico, enquanto Matos-Neto (2011) relatou que o destreinamento físico induziu aumento no volume de adipócitos isolados do tecido adiposo periepididimal.…”
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