Bone metabolism markers and vitamin D in adolescent cyclists

Olmedillas, Hugo; González-Agüero, Alejandro; Rapún-López, Marta; Gracia‐Marco, Luis; Gómez-Cabello, Alba; Fuente, Francisco Pradas de la; Moreno, Luís A.; Vicente-Rodríguez, Germán

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“…[1] Serum osteokalsin düzeyi yüksek kemik dönüşümü ile karakterize durumlarda artar, büyüme atağının (Growth Spurt) gerçekleştiği puberte buna iyi bir örnektir. [2][3][4] Adölesandaki en önemli değişimlerden biri hızlı fiziksel büyümedir. Boyca büyüme hızındaki artış kızlarda 10, erkeklerde 12 yaşta başlayarak kızlarda cinsel gelişme evresi 3 veya 12 yaşta, erkeklerde cinsel gelişme evresi 4 veya 14 yaşta doruk noktasına (Peak Height Velocity) ulaşır, daha sonra hız giderek azalır ve büyüme sonlanır.…”

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Osteokalsin düzeylerinin adölesandaki büyüme atağını izleme ve büyüme potansiyelini belirlemedeki önemi

Halil¹,

Kinik²

2018

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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Osteokalsin düzeylerinin adölesandaki büyüme atağını izleme ve büyüme potansiyelini belirlemedeki önemi

Halil¹,

Kinik²

2018

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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Potential exerkines for physical exercise-elicited pro-cognitive effects: Insight from clinical and animal research

Lee

Formolo

Kong

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International Review of Neurobiology

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Osteocalcin: A Protein Hormone Connecting Metabolism, Bone and Testis Function

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Jawich

Ponce

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: During the last decade, the disclosure of systemic effects of osteocalcin (OCN) in its undercarboxylated form contributed to switch the concept of bone from a merely structural apparatus to a fully endocrine organ involved in the regulation of systemic functions. Since that time, the role of OCN as osteokine has been more and more widened appreciated and detailed by the major use of animal models, starting from the original function in the bone extracellular matrix as Gla-protein and spanning from the protective effects towards weight gain, insulin sensitivity and glucose homeostasis, to the anabolic and metabolic roles in skeletal muscle, to the stimulating effects on the testis endocrine function and male fertility, to the most recent preservation from anxious and depressive states through a direct activity on the central nervous system. In this review, experimental data supporting the inter-organ communication roles of this protein are discussed, together with the available data supporting the consistency between experimental data obtained in animals and those reported in humans. In addition, a specific session has been devoted to the possible significance the OCN as a template agonist on its receptor GPRC6A, for the development of novel therapeutic and pharmacological approaches for the treatment of dismetabolic states and male infertility.

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Bone metabolism markers and vitamin D in adolescent cyclists

Abstract: The present results support the idea that cycling during adolescence may be associated to a decrease in bone turnover that may affect bone health later in life.

Cited by 5 publications

References 56 publications

Osteokalsin düzeylerinin adölesandaki büyüme atağını izleme ve büyüme potansiyelini belirlemedeki önemi

Osteokalsin düzeylerinin adölesandaki büyüme atağını izleme ve büyüme potansiyelini belirlemedeki önemi

Potential exerkines for physical exercise-elicited pro-cognitive effects: Insight from clinical and animal research

Osteocalcin: A Protein Hormone Connecting Metabolism, Bone and Testis Function

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