1988
DOI: 10.1016/s0306-3623(88)80011-9
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Physical exercise affects cholinesterases and organophosphate response

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“…Conversely, changes in enzyme activities are directly related to the extent of exercise. It has been reported that the cholinesterase level rises subsequent to exercise (Pawlowska et al, 1985;Ryhanen et al, 1988;Shibata 1970). In a test where individuals were subjected to mild exercise in the present study, a statistically significant increase was recognized at each exercise intensity; and there was a tendency for a percentage increase in the enzyme level that was proportional to the intensity of exercise.…”
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“…Conversely, changes in enzyme activities are directly related to the extent of exercise. It has been reported that the cholinesterase level rises subsequent to exercise (Pawlowska et al, 1985;Ryhanen et al, 1988;Shibata 1970). In a test where individuals were subjected to mild exercise in the present study, a statistically significant increase was recognized at each exercise intensity; and there was a tendency for a percentage increase in the enzyme level that was proportional to the intensity of exercise.…”
Section: ) Subjectscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…In an epidemiological survery conducted by Hirai (1976) in agricultural villages, the relationship between the serum cholinesterase activity level and factors related to food habit was reported. In addition, there are reports on the relationship between the serum cholinesterase activity level and physical activity (Pawlowska et al, 1985;Ryhanen et al, 1988;Vihko et al, 1979 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dentro de la literatura, se ha descrito que las ChE podrían tener modificación de su actividad influida por el ejercicio físico, esto se ha descrito en varias investigaciones tanto en ratas [16,19], como en humanos [20,21]. Ademas la han relacionado con la fatiga neuromuscular en ratas despues de un protocolo de ejercicio [16].…”
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“…Se ha demostrado que uno de los factores que puede influir en la actividad de las ChE, es el ejercicio físico y se sabe que después de una sola sesión de actividad física aumenta considerablemente la actividad de estas enzimas en ratas [19]. Otra investigación, también realizada en ratas, estudió el comportamiento de la expresión de ChE y su relación con la fatiga [16], sin embargo, existe poca información sobre la actividad de las ChE en la actividad física en humanos.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified