The effect of exercise on plasma somatomedin-C/insulinlike growth factor I concentrations.
The effect of exercise on plasma somatomedin-C/insulinlike growth factor I concentrations.
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运动对血浆生长调节素-C/胰岛素样生长因子 I 浓度的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0026-0495(87)90162-4
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发表时间:
1987
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McMurray,R
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作者:
Smith,AT;Clemmons,DR;Underwood,LE;Ben-Ezra,V;McMurray,R
Because inadequate intake of energy or protein causes reduction in the plasma concentrations of somatomedin-C/insulinlike growth factor I (Sm-C IGF-I), we have completed studies to determine whether the energy deficit induced by vigorous exercise sustained for 1 week would also be associated with a reduction in this peptide. When six healthy, exercise-conditioned males were fed a diet consisting of 35 kcal/kg ideal body weight (IBW) and 1.0 g protein/kg and exercised so that 14.1 to 16.3 kcal/kg of energy was expended each day, their plasma Sm-C IGF-I concentrations declined from a mean basal value of 1.15±0.78 U/mL (1±SD) to 0.62±0.41 U/mL during the last two days of a seven-day exercise period (P<. 05). This decrease in Sm-C IFG-I occurred almost entirely in the first four days of the study period. After 3 weeks for reacclimation, the calorie intake of each volunteer was reduced by the same number of calories as had been expended in the form of exercise during each day of the exercise week (mean of 15.1 kcal/kg IBW/d). On this regimen the mean plasma Sm-C IGF-I declined from 1.12±0.57 U/mL, to 0.69±0.37 U/mL on the last two days of dietary restriction. The magnitude of fall with dietary restriction was not significantly different from that observed during exercise. During the last three days of the exercise period the mean daily nitrogen balance was− 1.60±1.70 g/d, while this value was− 3.50±1.73 g/d during the last three days of dietary restriction (P<. 05). During exercise the greatest loss of nitrogen occurred early in the week, in parallel with the decline in Sm-C IGF-I. During dietary restriction, however, there was no trend toward conservation of nitrogen. These results show that strenuous exercise that produces negative caloric balance causes Sm-C IGF-I to fall as much as equivalent caloric restriction without exercise. The less negative nitrogen balance with exercise suggests that such exercise has a nitrogen-sparing effect.