Effects of long-term aerobic activity on plasma levels of apelin and omentin in rats

H Alizadeh Palavani; farhad daryanoosh; M Sherafati Moghadam; Behnam Keshtkar Hesam Abadi

Journal of Inflammatory Diseases

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Effects of long-term aerobic activity on plasma levels of apelin and omentin in rats

Author(s):

H Alizadeh Palavani¹,

farhad daryanoosh

^2,*,

M Sherafati Moghadam²,

Behnam Keshtkar Hesam Abadi²

1Islamic Azad University

2Shiraz University

Journal of Inflammatory Diseases:Vol. 19, issue 5; 23-17

Article type:Research Article

How to Cite:H Alizadeh Palavanifarhad daryanooshM Sherafati MoghadamBehnam Keshtkar Hesam AbadiEffects of long-term aerobic activity on plasma levels of apelin and omentin in rats.J Inflamm Dis.19(5):e155928.

Abstract

Background: Apelin and omentin are adipose tissue-secreted hormones and affect the metabolism. Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of long-term aerobic activity with different intensities on plasma levels of apelin and omentin in female rats. Methods: This experimental study was conducted on 60 Sprague-Dawley female rats (2 -month-old) in laboratory affiliated to Shiraz University of Medical Sciences during 2014. Blood samples were taken from15 rats in the pre-test group to measure the variables of interest . The remaining rats were divided into three groups based on treadmill speed (12, 14, and 16m/min ). After a single 45-min session of treadmill running, blood samples were taken. Data were analyzed using two-way ANOVA. Findings : The plasma levels of apelin and omentin were not significantly different between the three post-test groups . But the difference between the pre-test group and the post-test groups was statistically significant. Conclusion : With regards to the results , adipokines response (apelin and omentin) to a single-session exercise is not the same and the secretion of each one occurs at a specific intensity and duration threshold of sports activity.

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