Cinética de biomarcadores séricos musculares e cardíacos de cães submetidos a exercício intenso e treinamento aeróbio
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2017-07-28
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Cerqueira, Juliana Aparecida [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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As principais alterações fisiológicas ou patológicas induzidas pelo exercício que ocorrem na musculatura esquelética ou cardíaca podem ser identificadas por meio de biomarcadores séricos. Consolidados em atletas da espécie humana e equina, são praticamente inexistentes em cães estudos sobre a dinâmica destes biomarcadores relacionados com a prática de exercício máximo e treinamento. Objetivou-se determinar a cinética dos biomarcadores séricos musculares creatina quinase (CK), aspartato aminotransferase (AST), mioglobina; e cardíacos, troponina cardíaca I (cTnI) e creatina quinase isoenzima MB (CK-MB) de cães submetidos a esforço intenso e condicionamento aeróbio. A ação da venopunção sobre os biomarcadores também foi avaliada. Foram utilizados 18 cães hígidos da raça Beagle distribuídos em três grupos: sedentário (S), não treinado (NT) e treinado (T). Os cães foram submetidos a dois testes de esforço incremental (TEI-1 e TEI-2) para obtenção da curva lactato-velocidade (CLV). Verificou-se se a CLV teve modelo exponencial. O programa de treinamento foi realizado em esteira por 8 semanas na velocidade relacionada a 70-80 % do limiar de lactato (VLL). Determinou-se a velocidade correspondente a frequência cardíaca no momento da fadiga (VFCFadiga). Os biomarcadores séricos foram quantificados nos momentos basal, antes e 1, 6, 12, 24, 48 e 72 h após os TEIs. Aplicou-se análise de variância de dois fatores para amostras repetidas no tempo seguida por teste de Tukey e correlação de Pearson (P≤0,05). Elevação (P≤0,05) das velocidades correspondentes a VLL e VFCFadiga evidenciou melhora da aptidão aeróbia do grupo T. Observou-se aumento (P≤0,05) na atividade sérica de CK e AST, com valores máximos após 6 h em ambos os TEIs, com retorno aos valores basais após 12-24 h. Em conjunto, a avaliação do comportamento dos biomarcadores musculares revelou recuperação do tecido muscular após os TEIs. A cTnI e a mioglobina não se alteraram. A CK-MB apresentou pico de elevação (P≤0,05) após 1 h e retorno aos valores basais após 12 h em ambos os TEIs, apontando ausência de lesões musculares cardíacas. Observou-se forte correlação entre CK-AST (P=0,849) e correlação moderada entre CK-CK-MB (0,493) e AST-CK-MB (0,501). Parece que as atividades séricas da CK e AST podem sofrer interferência da venopunção jugular. Conclui-se que o exercício intenso provocou aumento fisiológico das atividades séricas das enzimas musculares e cardíacas com rápida recuperação, sem indicativo de lesões. O protocolo de condicionamento físico melhorou o rendimento dos cães, mas não influenciou a atividade sérica das enzimas musculares e cardíacas. Para o monitoramento desportivo em cães a CK-MB foi o biomarcador mais confiável.
The main physiological or pathological alterations induced by exercise on skeletal or cardiac musculature can be identified using serum biomarkers. While studies on the dynamics of such biomarkers are consolidated in humans and horses, they are virtually inexistent on maximum exercise and training among dogs. This study aimed to determine the kinetics of the muscle serum biomarkers creatine kinase (CK), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), and myoglobin and of cardiac biomarkers cardiac troponin I (cTnI) and creatine kinase isoenzyme MB (CK-MB) of dogs subjected to intense effort and aerobic conditioning. The effect of venipuncture on the biomarkers was also assessed. Eighteen healthy Beagle dogs were assigned to three groups: sedentary (S), untrained (U), and trained (T). The dogs were subjected to two incremental effort tests (IET-1 and IET-2) so that their lactate vs. velocity curve (LVC) could be obtained. It was verified whether LVC followed an exponential model. The eight-week training program was carried out on a treadmill with speed set to 70-80% of the velocity at lactate threshold (VLT). The velocity corresponding to the heart rate at the moment of fatigue (VHRFatigue) was determined. Serum biomarkers were quantified at the baseline, before, and 1, 6, 12, 24, 48, and 72 h after the IETs. Two-factor analysis of variance was applied for samples repeated over time followed by Tukey’s test and Pearson correlation (P≤0.05). The increase (P≤0.05) in the velocyties corresponding to VLT and VHRFatigue indicated an improvement in aerobic fitness of group T. Serum activity of CK and AST increased (P≤0.05), reached maximum values after 6 h in both IETs, and returned to baseline levels after 12-24 h. As a whole, the assessment of the behavior of muscle biomarkers showed recovery of muscle tissues after the IETs. Levels of cTnI and myoglobin were unaltered. Peak CK-MB (P≤0.05) was observed 1 h into the IETs and returned to baseline levels 12 h after they finished, indicating no cardiac muscle lesions. A strong correlation between CK and AST (P=0.849) and moderate correlations between CK and CK-MB (0.493) and AST and CK-MB were observed. Apparently, serum activities of CK and AST may be impacted by jugular venipuncture. It is concluded that intense exercise led to a physiological increase in serum activities of muscle and cardiac enzymes with rapid recovery and no apparent lesions. The physical conditioning protocol improved the performance of the dogs, but did not impact the serum activity of muscle and cardiac enzymes. CK-MB was the most reliable sports monitoring biomarker in dogs.
The main physiological or pathological alterations induced by exercise on skeletal or cardiac musculature can be identified using serum biomarkers. While studies on the dynamics of such biomarkers are consolidated in humans and horses, they are virtually inexistent on maximum exercise and training among dogs. This study aimed to determine the kinetics of the muscle serum biomarkers creatine kinase (CK), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), and myoglobin and of cardiac biomarkers cardiac troponin I (cTnI) and creatine kinase isoenzyme MB (CK-MB) of dogs subjected to intense effort and aerobic conditioning. The effect of venipuncture on the biomarkers was also assessed. Eighteen healthy Beagle dogs were assigned to three groups: sedentary (S), untrained (U), and trained (T). The dogs were subjected to two incremental effort tests (IET-1 and IET-2) so that their lactate vs. velocity curve (LVC) could be obtained. It was verified whether LVC followed an exponential model. The eight-week training program was carried out on a treadmill with speed set to 70-80% of the velocity at lactate threshold (VLT). The velocity corresponding to the heart rate at the moment of fatigue (VHRFatigue) was determined. Serum biomarkers were quantified at the baseline, before, and 1, 6, 12, 24, 48, and 72 h after the IETs. Two-factor analysis of variance was applied for samples repeated over time followed by Tukey’s test and Pearson correlation (P≤0.05). The increase (P≤0.05) in the velocyties corresponding to VLT and VHRFatigue indicated an improvement in aerobic fitness of group T. Serum activity of CK and AST increased (P≤0.05), reached maximum values after 6 h in both IETs, and returned to baseline levels after 12-24 h. As a whole, the assessment of the behavior of muscle biomarkers showed recovery of muscle tissues after the IETs. Levels of cTnI and myoglobin were unaltered. Peak CK-MB (P≤0.05) was observed 1 h into the IETs and returned to baseline levels 12 h after they finished, indicating no cardiac muscle lesions. A strong correlation between CK and AST (P=0.849) and moderate correlations between CK and CK-MB (0.493) and AST and CK-MB were observed. Apparently, serum activities of CK and AST may be impacted by jugular venipuncture. It is concluded that intense exercise led to a physiological increase in serum activities of muscle and cardiac enzymes with rapid recovery and no apparent lesions. The physical conditioning protocol improved the performance of the dogs, but did not impact the serum activity of muscle and cardiac enzymes. CK-MB was the most reliable sports monitoring biomarker in dogs.
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Teste de esforço incremental, Creatina quinase, Aspartato aminotransferase, Mioglobina, Troponina cardíaca I, Incremental exercise test, Creatine kinase, Aspartate aminotransferase, Myoglobin, Cardiac troponin I