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Yürüyüş programları C-reaktif protein, osteoprotegerin ve soluble reseptör aktivatör nükleer faktör-kappaβ ligand düzeylerini etkiler mi?

Do walking programs affect C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerin and soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand?

Cevval ULMAN
Hakan TIKIZ
Gürbüz BÜYÜKYAZI
Fatma GÖZLÜKAYA
Hasan ESEN
Zeki ARI
Fatma TANELİ
Pages
178–186
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Estimated maximal oxygen consumption, body composition, lipid profile, highly-sensitive C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerinand soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand were determined before andafter the study.Results: After 10 weeks, estimated maximal oxygen consumption improved in both exercise groups (p

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aim: To examine the effects of 10-week walking programs on maximal oxygen consumption, body composition, serum lipids, highly-sensitive C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerinand soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand.Method: Twenty-seven middle-aged men (40-60years) walked for ten weeks, five daysper week, 40-52min per day at either moderate or high intensity (~5.95±0.26km/h and~7.64±0.36km/h; 50-55% and 70-75% maximum heart rate reserve, respectively).
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Key Findings & Data:Nonwalking, sedentary men served as controls (n=13).
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Conclusion & Impact:Estimated maximal oxygen consumption, body composition, lipid profile, highly-sensitive C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerinand soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand were determined before andafter the study.Results: After 10 weeks, estimated maximal oxygen consumption improved in both exercise groups (p
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Aim: To examine the effects of 10-week walking programs on maximal oxygen consumption, body composition, serum lipids, highly-sensitive C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerinand soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand.Method: Twenty-seven middle-aged men (40-60years) walked for ten weeks, five daysper week, 40-52min per day at either moderate or high intensity (~5.95±0.26km/h and~7.64±0.36km/h; 50-55% and 70-75% maximum heart rate reserve, respectively). Nonwalking, sedentary men served as controls (n=13). Estimated maximal oxygen consumption, body composition, lipid profile, highly-sensitive C-reactive protein, osteoprotegerinand soluble receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaβ ligand were determined before andafter the study.Results: After 10 weeks, estimated maximal oxygen consumption improved in both exercise groups (p

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Amaç: On haftalık yürüyüş programlarının maksimal oksijen tüketimi, vücut kompozisyonu, serum lipidleri, yüksek sensitiviteli C-reaktif protein, osteoprotegerin ve soluble reseptör aktivatör nükleer faktör-kappaβ ligandı üzerine etkilerini incelemek.Yöntem: Yirmi yedi orta yaşlı (40-60yaş) erkek on hafta, haftada beş gün, günde 40-52dakika orta veya yüksek şiddette (sırasıyla ~5.95±0.26km/s ve ~7.64±0.36km/s; maksimum kalp atım hızı rezervinin %50-55 ve %70-75’inde) yürüdüler. Yürüyüş yapmayanlarkontrol grubunu oluşturdu (n=13). Egzersiz programı öncesi ve sonrasında, tahmini maksimal oksijen tüketimi, vücut kompozisyonu, lipid profili, yüksek sensitiviteli C-reaktifprotein, osteoprotegerin ve soluble reseptör aktivatör nükleer faktör-kappaβ ligandı düzeyleri belirlendi.Bulgular: On haftanın sonunda tahmini maksimal oksijen tüketimi yüksek-şiddet grubunun lehine (p

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ULMAN, C., TIKIZ, H., BÜYÜKYAZI, G., GÖZLÜKAYA, F., ESEN, H., ARI, Z., TANELİ, F. (2022). Yürüyüş programları C-reaktif protein, osteoprotegerin ve soluble reseptör aktivatör nükleer faktör-kappaβ ligand düzeylerini etkiler mi?. Türk Biyokimya Dergisi, Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 3, 178–186. https://ajindex.com/articles/621322

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