1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-2427(96)05610-3
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Mechanism of exercise-induced augmentation of lymphokine activated killer (LAK) cell activity in the horse

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“…Increased LAK activity immediately following peak exercise has been reported for humans [64,78,79] and horses [67]. This increase in LAK function is likely the result of a repartitioning of the cells in response to exercise and the increased cytotoxic activity of the cells in response to increased cytokine or other mediator production [80][81][82]. The overall effect we observed was intensity-dependent, as there was no effect of the initial light exercise test on either marker, similar to what occurs to LAK function following low-intensity exercise in the horse [67].…”
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“…Increased LAK activity immediately following peak exercise has been reported for humans [64,78,79] and horses [67]. This increase in LAK function is likely the result of a repartitioning of the cells in response to exercise and the increased cytotoxic activity of the cells in response to increased cytokine or other mediator production [80][81][82]. The overall effect we observed was intensity-dependent, as there was no effect of the initial light exercise test on either marker, similar to what occurs to LAK function following low-intensity exercise in the horse [67].…”
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“…Numerosos estudos demonstram aumento transitório dos leucócitos após o exercício (Rose 1982, Snow et al 1983b, Iversen et al 1994, Orozco et al 2006, Orozco 2007, Ferraz et al 2009). Acredita-se que este aumento pode ser chamado de pseudoleucocitose, porque esta reação não está relacionada com a produção de novas células (resultante do aumento da secreção de adrenalina) e se deve, principalmente, pelo aumento de linfócitos em conseqüência da sua introdução em sangue periférico pelo baço e em menor escala pela medula óssea e gânglios linfáticos (Iversen et al 1994, Horohov et al 1996.…”
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“…9,10 Ninety-eight days after vaccination, all ponies were challenge exposed to equine influenza virus and monitored for an additional 30 days. The third group was maintained as an unvaccinated control group.…”
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