The moderate physical exercise significantly increases von Willebrand's factor's activity and concentration in the blood

Paczuski, Ryszard; Cieslicka, M.

doi:10.1016/j.poamed.2013.09.008

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“…The use of the integrated method of construction of training process of young climbers positive effect on the cardiovascular system, which has a positive impact on the recovery process after anaerobic-glycolytic loads [Purzycka et.al, 2011;Paczuski, & Cieślicka, 2013;Levandovskaya, & Prusik, 2014;Mikhailova, Grigus, Prusik, & Prusik, 2014;Voronkov, Nikulin, & Sobyanin, 2014;Kortas, et al, 2015Kortas, et al, , 2016Kuzmin et al, 2016]. Anaerobic-glycolytic load -is the heaviest burden in terms of mobilization of body reserves, and thus improving the ability to restore it after such loads demonstrates the positive impact of the integrated methodology developed by the functional state of the young climbers.…”

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Abstract:Relevance of the work associated with the need to develop special methods of teaching motor actions in climbing primary school children. The purpose of research -theoretical and experimental methodology to justify the construction of training process of young climbers 6-7 years at the initial stage of preparation. The study involved 42 children 6-7 years of age who are engaged in sports climbing club "Ant"; and the experimental and the control group consisted of twenty-one competitor, out of which 12 boys and 9 girls. The experiment lasted for seven months. Based on the analysis of the literature and the results of their own research methodology integral intellectual and spiritual development of young climbers 6-7 years it has been developed. Results. Formulatedmain provisions teaching motor activities of children 6-7 years: 1 -relying on creative thinking. 2 -broad application of basic movements; 3 -taking into account the ergonomic characteristics of the child; 4 -a holistic method of teaching. For climbing, this means that the child is better to give the job to climb up to a certain point. In the explanation is not necessary to dwell on the details of individual movements. Conclusions. The developed methods of teaching primary school children climbing proved to be effective for the development of motor skills and physical qualities for the development of psycho-physiological features of children.

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“…Furthermore, single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the vWF gene lead to a great variability in plasma vWF concentrations (16). Besides genetic factors, age, stress, physical activity, diet, hypernatremia (17), hormones (18), inflammation (19), hypoxia (20), shear stress (21) and pregnancy might affect plasma concentration and/or activity of vWF (22).…”

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The impact of statin therapy on plasma levels of von Willebrand factor antigen

Sahebkar¹,

Şerban²,

Ursoniu³

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0.30, p=0.431). The lowering effect of statins on plasma vWF:Ag levels was greater in the subset of studies lasting ≥ 12 weeks (SMD: -0.70, 95 %CI: -1.19, -0.22, p=0.005) compared with that of studies lasting < 12 weeks (SMD: -0.34, 95 %CI: -0.67, 0.003, p=0.052). Finally, low-intensity statin therapy was not associated with a significant reduction in vWF:Ag levels (SMD: -0.28, 95 %CI: -0.82, 0.27, p=0.320), but a significant effect was observed in high-intensity statin trials (SMD: -0.66, 95 %CI: -1.07, -0.24, p=0.002). This meta-analysis of available RCTs demonstrates a significant reduction in plasma vWF:Ag levels following statin therapy.

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“…One of problems of school physical education is optimizing of children's and adolescents' motor functioning for improvement of their health and workability (Baltsevych V.K., 2000;Krutsevych T.Yu., Bezverkhnya G.V., 2010;Vink K. et al, 2015;Yermakova T.S., 2015). The problem of motor functioning and health strengthening is important both for Ukraine and for European countries (Cieślicka M., Napierała M., 2009;Iermakov S.S. et al, 2011;Cieslicka Miroslawa, Slowinski Mariusz, 2012;Paczuski R., Cieślicka M., 2013;Coskun Ali, Sahin Gulsah, 2014;Piccinno Andrea, Colella Dario, 2014;Harris J., 2014).…”

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The purpose: determination of classification model of 7-9 years old boys' motor fitness. The methods of the research: we used the following methods of research: analysis of scientific literature data, pedagogic testing, methods of mathematical statistics. As method of simulation we used discriminant analysis. In our researches 7 boys of 7 yrs. age (n=22), 8 years. age (n=27), 9 yrs. age (n=29) participated. Results: we the calculated canonic coefficients of discriminant function (not standardized). They play role of multipliers of the set values of variables, which are components of discriminant function. On the base of them it is possible to classify pupils by level of motor fitness according to their age that is of practical importance. Analysis of discriminant functions' structural coefficients permitted to specify indicators, by which it is possible to classify boys of 7, 8 and 9 years old (function 1). Besides it permits to specify indicators, by which we could separate 8 years old boys from 9 years age (function 2). Discriminant analysis permitted to answer the question: how confidently one can divide one class from the other by the set of offered variables; which of these variables influence the most substantially on specifying of forms; to which form the object belongs on the base of discrminant variables. Conclusions: Statistically confident differences of mean group results of testing were observed in the following tests: walking of segments of hexagon (steps, p<0.033); 30 meters' run (s, p<0.001); long jump from the spot (cm, p<0.002); 300 meters' run (min, p<0.001); chin ups on rope in mixed hanging (quantity of times, p<0.038); shuttle run 4х9 meters (s, p<0.001); rising in sitting position per 1 minute (quantity of times, p<0.009); body height (cm, p<0.001); distance from acromion to acromion (cm, p<0.001); index assessment of mobility in shoulder joints (p<0.005); side circles with stick (points, p<0,.009); frequency of arms' movements (quantity of times, p<0.048); walking along straight line after 5 rotations (cm, p<0.002); catching of falling stick of Dietrich (cm, p<0.036). For finalizing pedagogic control of 7 yrs. age boys' motor fitness first discriminant function can be use, with accent on the most informative variables. If results of 7 yrs. Boys are classified as results similar to 8 yrs. boys it would be possible to speak about effectiveness of physical education. For summarizing pedagogic control of 8 yrs. age boys' physical fitness results of 9 years old boys are benchmarks, providing they are accented on the most informative indicators of discriminant function.

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The moderate physical exercise significantly increases von Willebrand's factor's activity and concentration in the blood

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The impact of statin therapy on plasma levels of von Willebrand factor antigen

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