Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period

SUMMARY: The aim of the study was to evaluate the effects of intermittent training followed by detraining on liver tissue and body composition of rats subjected to a normolipidic or hyperlipidic diet. Sixty Wistar rats were divided into the groups Sedentary Control (SC), Exercised Control (EC), Sede...

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Autores principales:	Magalhães,Alan José Barbosa, Camargo,Regina Celi Trindade, Moreira,Rafael Junges, Seraphim,Patrícia Monteiro, Oikawa,Sergio Minoru, Camargo-Filho,José Carlos Silva
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía 2018
Materias:	Obesity Liver Body Composition Exercise Histology
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0717-950220180004013412019-09-16Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining PeriodMagalhães,Alan José BarbosaCamargo,Regina Celi TrindadeMoreira,Rafael JungesSeraphim,Patrícia MonteiroOikawa,Sergio MinoruCamargo-Filho,José Carlos Silva Obesity Liver Body Composition Exercise Histology SUMMARY: The aim of the study was to evaluate the effects of intermittent training followed by detraining on liver tissue and body composition of rats subjected to a normolipidic or hyperlipidic diet. Sixty Wistar rats were divided into the groups Sedentary Control (SC), Exercised Control (EC), Sedentary Control euthanized at six months of age (SC(6)), Detrained Control (DC), Sedentary Obese (SO), Exercised Obese (EO), Sedentary Obese euthanized at six months of age (SO(6)) and Detrained Obese (DO), which performed intermittent training for eight weeks. After, the groups SC(6), DC, SO(6) and DO performed a detraining protocol for eight weeks. The animals were euthanized, with measurements of body mass and length taken, and retrieval of Epididymal Adipose Tissue (EAT) for body composition variables and the liver for karyometric and stereological analysis. Significant differences were found in the liver mass values of the EC relative to the DO and in the SO(6) liver in relation to all groups, with a greater gain in body mass of the SO(6) in comparison to the EC; in the EAT total, EAT percentage and BM of SO(6) and DO in relation to the EC and the DC and in the karyometric variables of the EC and the DC in relation to EO and DO, with no differences in the stereology and on the Lee index between all groups. Intermittent training showed better effects on the DC liver tissue compared to EO and DO, and on the EC and DC body composition compared to SO(6) and DO.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.36 n.4 20182018-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022018000401341en10.4067/S0717-95022018000401341
institution	Scielo Chile
collection	Scielo Chile
language	English
topic	Obesity Liver Body Composition Exercise Histology
spellingShingle	Obesity Liver Body Composition Exercise Histology Magalhães,Alan José Barbosa Camargo,Regina Celi Trindade Moreira,Rafael Junges Seraphim,Patrícia Monteiro Oikawa,Sergio Minoru Camargo-Filho,José Carlos Silva Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
description	SUMMARY: The aim of the study was to evaluate the effects of intermittent training followed by detraining on liver tissue and body composition of rats subjected to a normolipidic or hyperlipidic diet. Sixty Wistar rats were divided into the groups Sedentary Control (SC), Exercised Control (EC), Sedentary Control euthanized at six months of age (SC(6)), Detrained Control (DC), Sedentary Obese (SO), Exercised Obese (EO), Sedentary Obese euthanized at six months of age (SO(6)) and Detrained Obese (DO), which performed intermittent training for eight weeks. After, the groups SC(6), DC, SO(6) and DO performed a detraining protocol for eight weeks. The animals were euthanized, with measurements of body mass and length taken, and retrieval of Epididymal Adipose Tissue (EAT) for body composition variables and the liver for karyometric and stereological analysis. Significant differences were found in the liver mass values of the EC relative to the DO and in the SO(6) liver in relation to all groups, with a greater gain in body mass of the SO(6) in comparison to the EC; in the EAT total, EAT percentage and BM of SO(6) and DO in relation to the EC and the DC and in the karyometric variables of the EC and the DC in relation to EO and DO, with no differences in the stereology and on the Lee index between all groups. Intermittent training showed better effects on the DC liver tissue compared to EO and DO, and on the EC and DC body composition compared to SO(6) and DO.
author	Magalhães,Alan José Barbosa Camargo,Regina Celi Trindade Moreira,Rafael Junges Seraphim,Patrícia Monteiro Oikawa,Sergio Minoru Camargo-Filho,José Carlos Silva
author_facet	Magalhães,Alan José Barbosa Camargo,Regina Celi Trindade Moreira,Rafael Junges Seraphim,Patrícia Monteiro Oikawa,Sergio Minoru Camargo-Filho,José Carlos Silva
author_sort	Magalhães,Alan José Barbosa
title	Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
title_short	Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
title_full	Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
title_fullStr	Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
title_full_unstemmed	Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period
title_sort	intermittent training followed by detraining provides the preservation of hepatic tissue and body composition of eutrophic rats in relation to obese rats after the detraining period
publisher	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate	2018
url	http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022018000401341
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Intermittent Training Followed by Detraining Provides the Preservation of Hepatic Tissue and Body Composition of Eutrophic rats in Relation to Obese Rats after the Detraining Period

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