Treinamento e overtraining induziram alterações comportamentais e bioquímicas em ratos Wistar
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2017-02-22
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Moranza, Henriette Gellert [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Objetivo: investigar o comportamento, concentrações de corticosterona, lactato e glicose de ratos Wistar submetidos a um protocolo de "overtraining" (PO) para o desenvolvimento de "Functional" (FOR) ou "Nonfunctional Overreaching" (NFOR). Métodos: inicialmente a amostragem de indivíduos foi de 49. O grupo controle (C, n= 16) realizou um programa de condicionamento leve (1 sessão/dia/ 2x/sem./12 m.min-1). Os outros ratos (n= 33) foram submetidos ao PO, com duração de 12 sem., prescrito para produzir um desequilíbrio entre as sessões de exercício e o período de recuperação. Em 8 sem. foram realizadas sessões de treino diárias, por 5 d consecutivos seguidas por 2 d de recuperação. Nas 4 sem. subsequentes, houve aumento da frequência de treino (2, 3, 4 e 4 x/d) e redução do tempo de recuperação entre as sessões (4, 3, 2 e 2 h). Para avaliação da aptidão física, os ratos foram submetidos a sete testes de esforço máximo (T-máx) durante e dois testes após o PO. Dois grupos foram identificados pela diferença da inclinação (α) obtida a partir da regressão linear dos desempenhos individuais nos Tmáx-3, 4, 5, 6 e 7. Ratos NFOR (n= 14) tiveram α= < -0.98. Analisou-se a recuperação passiva de 2 sem., sendo realizado testes de Campo Aberto (CA) e Labirinto em Cruz Elevado (LCE). Neste período, dois Tmáxs (8 e 9) foram realizados para verificação da continuidade das condições FOR e NFOR. Em Tmáx-2, Tmáx-6 e Tmáx-9 realizaram-se coletas sanguíneas para quantificação das concentrações plasmáticas de lactato ([lac]antes e [lac]após) e glicose ([glic]antes e [glic]após). Quantificou-se corticosterona durante o repouso e após os Tmáx-7 e 9, ([cort]repouso e [cort]após). Glândulas adrenais foram coletadas e pesadas. Para análise estatística aplicaram-se ANOVA de uma via e para medidas repetidas no tempo, testes t de Student pareado e não pareado e foi realizada correlação de Pearson (P< 0.05). Resultados: FOR e NFOR tiveram aumento de desempenho a partir do Tmáx-2 (303.8±13.8; 294.3±18.9 e 190.2±12.2 kg.m, respectivamente). O grupo NFOR teve o desempenho reduzido no Tmáx-7 (292.2±36.4 kg.m). No teste CA, ocorreu aumento da frequência de levantar para os grupos FOR e NFOR em relação ao grupo C. Houve redução da [lac]após para FOR e NFOR no Tmáx-6 em relação ao grupo C (3.61±0.38; 5.43±0.63; 7.64±0.43 mmol/L, respectivamente) sendo que NFOR obteve lactatemia maior que FOR. Ainda no Tmáx-6, a [glic]após foi menor em FOR em relação ao grupo C (5.66±0.17 vs. 6.52±0.21). Não houve diferença para as concentrações de corticosterona. Houve aumento do índice adrenosomático para o grupo NFOR no Tmáx-7 e redução deste após o Tmáx-9. Conclusões: "functional" ou "nonfunctional overreaching" provocou ansiedade e alterações nas concentrações de lactato e glicose em ambos os grupos bem como aumento do índice adrenosomático nos ratos que demonstraram a condição NFOR.
Purpose: To investigate the behavior, corticosterone and lactate concentrations of Wistar rats submitted to an overtraining protocol (OP) for the development of functional (FOR) or nonfunctional overreaching (NFOR). Methods: Sampling of rats was 49. The control group (C, n= 16) performed a mild conditioning program (1 session/day / 2x/wk/12 m.min-1). The other rats, n= 33, were submitted to 12-week OP prescribed to produce an imbalance between the exercise sessions and the recovery period. In 8 wks. daily training sessions were performed for 5 consecutive d followed by 2 d of recovery. In the following 4 wks. (2, 3, 4 and 4 x / d) there was an increase in training frequency and reduction of recovery time between sessions (4, 3, 2 and 2 h). To evaluate physical fitness, the rats were submitted to seven maximum tests (Tmax) during and two tests after the PO. Two groups were identified by the slope difference (α) obtained from the linear regression of individual performances at Tmax-3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. NFOR rats (n= 14) had α = -0.98. Passive recovery of 2 wks was analyzed, and Open Field (OF) and Elevated Plus Maze (EPM) tests were performed. In this period, 2 Tmaxs (8 and 9) were performed to verify the continuity of FOR and NFOR conditions. Blood samples were collected for Tmax-2, Tmax-6 and Tmax-9 for the quantification of plasma lactate concentrations ([lac]before and [lac]after) and glucose ([glic]before and [glic]after). Corticosterone was measured at rest and after Tmax-7 and 9, ([cort]rest and [cort]after). Adrenal glands were collected and weighed. For statistical analysis one-way ANOVA and repeated measures ANOVA, paired and unpaired Student's t-tests and a Pearson correlation were performed (P < 0.05). Results: NFOR and FOR had an increase in performance from Tmax-2 (303.8±13.8, 294.3±18.9 and 190.2±12.2 kg.m, respectively). The NFOR group had reduced performance in Tmax-7 (292.2±36.4 kg.m). In the OF test, there was an increase in the frequency of rearing for the FOR and NFOR groups in relation to the C group. There was reduction of [lac]after for FOR and NFOR in Tmax-6 compared to group C (3.61±0.38, 5.43±0.63 , 7.64 ± 0.43 mmol/L, respectively) and NFOR obtained lactate concentrations greater than FOR. Still in Tmax-6, [glic]after was lower in FOR compared to group C (5.66±0.17 vs. 6.52±0.21). In Tmax-7, resting was lower for the NFOR group compared to C. There was no difference in corticosterone concentrations. There was an increase in the adrenosomatic index for the NFOR group in the Tmax-7 and a reduction in the latter after the Tmax-9. Conclusion: functional and nonfunctional overreaching caused anxiety and changes in lactate and glucose concentrations in both groups as well as increase in the adrenosomatic index in rats that demonstrated the NFOR condition.
Purpose: To investigate the behavior, corticosterone and lactate concentrations of Wistar rats submitted to an overtraining protocol (OP) for the development of functional (FOR) or nonfunctional overreaching (NFOR). Methods: Sampling of rats was 49. The control group (C, n= 16) performed a mild conditioning program (1 session/day / 2x/wk/12 m.min-1). The other rats, n= 33, were submitted to 12-week OP prescribed to produce an imbalance between the exercise sessions and the recovery period. In 8 wks. daily training sessions were performed for 5 consecutive d followed by 2 d of recovery. In the following 4 wks. (2, 3, 4 and 4 x / d) there was an increase in training frequency and reduction of recovery time between sessions (4, 3, 2 and 2 h). To evaluate physical fitness, the rats were submitted to seven maximum tests (Tmax) during and two tests after the PO. Two groups were identified by the slope difference (α) obtained from the linear regression of individual performances at Tmax-3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. NFOR rats (n= 14) had α = -0.98. Passive recovery of 2 wks was analyzed, and Open Field (OF) and Elevated Plus Maze (EPM) tests were performed. In this period, 2 Tmaxs (8 and 9) were performed to verify the continuity of FOR and NFOR conditions. Blood samples were collected for Tmax-2, Tmax-6 and Tmax-9 for the quantification of plasma lactate concentrations ([lac]before and [lac]after) and glucose ([glic]before and [glic]after). Corticosterone was measured at rest and after Tmax-7 and 9, ([cort]rest and [cort]after). Adrenal glands were collected and weighed. For statistical analysis one-way ANOVA and repeated measures ANOVA, paired and unpaired Student's t-tests and a Pearson correlation were performed (P < 0.05). Results: NFOR and FOR had an increase in performance from Tmax-2 (303.8±13.8, 294.3±18.9 and 190.2±12.2 kg.m, respectively). The NFOR group had reduced performance in Tmax-7 (292.2±36.4 kg.m). In the OF test, there was an increase in the frequency of rearing for the FOR and NFOR groups in relation to the C group. There was reduction of [lac]after for FOR and NFOR in Tmax-6 compared to group C (3.61±0.38, 5.43±0.63 , 7.64 ± 0.43 mmol/L, respectively) and NFOR obtained lactate concentrations greater than FOR. Still in Tmax-6, [glic]after was lower in FOR compared to group C (5.66±0.17 vs. 6.52±0.21). In Tmax-7, resting was lower for the NFOR group compared to C. There was no difference in corticosterone concentrations. There was an increase in the adrenosomatic index for the NFOR group in the Tmax-7 and a reduction in the latter after the Tmax-9. Conclusion: functional and nonfunctional overreaching caused anxiety and changes in lactate and glucose concentrations in both groups as well as increase in the adrenosomatic index in rats that demonstrated the NFOR condition.
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Alterações comportamentais, Campo aberto, Corticosterona, Esteira, Exercício físico, Labirinto em cruz elevado, Behavior alterations, Open field, Corticosterone, Treadmill, Physical exercise, Plus maze