다른 강도의 일회성운동이 염증인자 및 CK에 미치는 영향
The effects of different exercise intensity on blood inflammatory and CK concentration.
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본 연구는 일반여성의 다른 강도의 운동이 염증인자인 CRP, 백혈구, 백혈구아형와 근육손상인자인 CK에 미치는 영향을 규명하기 위한 것이다. 11명의 여성이 본 연구에 참여하였으며 최대심박수의 65%와 최대심박수의 80%의 운동을 트레드밀을 이용하여 수행하였다. 연구대상들은 각각 250∼300 kcal와 동일한 운동량을 수행하였다. 분석을 위한 채혈은 안정 시, 운동직후, 24시간 회복기에 이루어졌다. 결과 CRP의 경우 최대심박수의 80%에서 운동 후 안정 시에 비하여 회복기에 유의하게 증가하였지만 상호작용효과는 없었다. 백혈구의 경우 일회성운동직후 증가하였으며 상호작용효과가 나타나 높은강도의 운동처치가 더욱 높은 증가율을 보였다. 회복기에는 모두 안정 시 수준을 회복하였다. 백혈구아형의 경우 두 처치 모두 운동직후 유의하게 증가하여 회복기에 감소하였다. 그렇지만 상호작용효과는 없었다. 근 손상지표인 CK의 경우 두 처치 모두 안정 시에 비하여 운동직후와 회복기에 유의하게 증가하였으며 상호작용효과는 없었다.
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of different exercise intensity on blood CRP, WBC, WBC subsets and CK concentration. Eleven females (age 27.3±4.38, weight 58.2±4.92) participated in this study and performed 65% HRmax and 80% HRmax by treadmill. Subjects performed an isoenergetic bout of exercise equal to 250∼300 kcal. Blood samples extracted from pre, immediately after exercise and recovery period (24 hour later). No significant increase was founded in serum CRP concentration after immediately exercise in both treatment. There are significant increase in CRP from baseline to 24 h post-exercise for 80% HRmax but there are no significant interaction with 65% HRmax. Blood WBC concentration significantly increased immediately after exercise and such exercise induced increase was significantly higher for 80% HRmax exercise than 65% HRmax. Blood neutrophil, lymphocyte and monocyte concentration significantly increased immediately after exercise and returned baseline value at recovery period but there was no significant interaction with different exercise intensity. Blood CK concentration was significantly increased immediately after exercise in contrast to pre exercise value in both treatment and continued to the recovery period. But there was no significant interaction with different exercise intensity.
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