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Exercise Training Improves Age-Related Changes In Cerebral Capillary Vascularity Through The Upregulation Of Pi3k / Akt Signaling, Channipa Chanpakdee, Sheepsumon Viboolvorakul, Suthiluk Patumraj
Exercise Training Improves Age-Related Changes In Cerebral Capillary Vascularity Through The Upregulation Of Pi3k / Akt Signaling, Channipa Chanpakdee, Sheepsumon Viboolvorakul, Suthiluk Patumraj
Chulalongkorn Medical Journal
Background: Currently, the number of the elderly has been rising sharply worldwide. Seemingly, age-inducedcerebral endothelial dysfunction may lead to vascular abnormality that can later progress to cerebrovascularand neurodegenerative diseases. Moreover, several evidences have shown that age-related oxidative stress anddecline in cellular function appeared in the vascular system both in humans and laboratory animals. The role ofexercise training in the regulation of age-related oxidative stress and endothelial functions have been reported.Objectives: To investigate whether exercise training can prevent age-induced cerebral endothelial dysfunctionassociated to PI3K/Akt signaling.Methods: Male Wistar rats were randomly divided into 3 groups: sedentary-young group (SE-Young, 4 months),sedentary-aged group (SE-Aged, …
A Comparative Study Of Vo2max Andanaerobic Threshold Between Aerobic And Non-Aerobicexercising In Different Aged Males, Charnvit Kotheeranurak, Bungorn Chomdej, Patsamon Khumtaveeporn, Charoentasn Chintanaseri, Aung Myin
A Comparative Study Of Vo2max Andanaerobic Threshold Between Aerobic And Non-Aerobicexercising In Different Aged Males, Charnvit Kotheeranurak, Bungorn Chomdej, Patsamon Khumtaveeporn, Charoentasn Chintanaseri, Aung Myin
Chulalongkorn Medical Journal
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