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Energy metabolism under dietary restriction : an investigation of human adaptation

Energy metabolism under dietary restriction : an investigation of human adaptation
饮食限制下的能量代谢:人类适应的调查
批准号:
15370102
负责人:
KOUDA Katsuyasu
金额:
$6.78万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003 至 2005

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中文摘要
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“适应性”或“适应能力”一词是生理人类学研究普遍推进和促进的中心概念。纵观智人的历史,人类已经适应了环境压力。因此,人类的许多生理多态性存在于我们的地球分布中。据报道,不同人群的能量代谢各不相同。生活在北极气候下的人有很高的基础代谢率(BMR)。热带种群的BMR较低。然而,目前尚不清楚这种BMR差异是由基因决定的,还是由于短期功能适应所致。在本研究中,我们在某职业健康教育研究所进行了人类营养应激的流行病学研究,以调查代谢性人类适应。受试者随机分为轻度能量限制组和中度能量限制组。在急诊室期间,受试者住在研究所的宿舍,两组提供相同的生活环境。在短期ER的对照研究中,BMR和呼吸商下降。ER的程度与BMR的降低之间存在正相关。此外,BMR的变化比我们测量的体重和其他变量的变化更大。人们认为,BMR的这种剧烈反应是一种代谢抵抗,以尽量减少体重的减少。这些结果经过了动物实验研究的检验。我们证明了短期禁食和能量限制在代谢方面的生理功能的一些变化。从这些结果可以看出,人群能量代谢的变化不仅是由遗传决定的,而且是由短期的功能适应所决定的。这些结果已在国内和国际会议上发表,并在国际期刊上发表。然后,我们结束了这个研究项目。
英文摘要
The term "adaptability" or "capacity of adaptation" is the central concept in the general advancement and promotion of research in physiological anthropology. Throughout the history of Homo sapiens, mankind has adapted itself to environmental stress. As a result, numerous physiological polymorphisms in humans are present in our planet-wide distribution. Energy metabolism has been reported to vary among human populations. People living in arctic climates have a high basal metabolic rate (BMR). Tropical population has a low BMR. However, it is unclear whether such differences in BMR are genetically determined, or are due to short-term functional acclimatization.In the present research, to investigate a metabolic human adaptation, we conducted an epidemiological study for human nutritional stress at an institute for occupational health education. Subjects were divided randomly into a slight energy restriction (ER) group and a moderate ER group. During the ER, the subjects stay at dormitory of the institute, and the same life environment was provided for both groups. In a controlled study of short-term ER, BMR and respiratory quotient decreased. There was a positive association between a degree of ER and a reduction in BMR. In addition, changes in BMR were larger than those in body weight and other variables we measured. It is considered that this dramatic response of the BMR acts as a metabolic resistance, to minimize the reduction in body weight. These results were inspected by the animal experimental study. We demonstrated several changes in physiologic functions concerning metabolism by short-term fasting and energy restriction. From these results, it is considered that variation of energy metabolism among human population are not only determined genetically but also due to short-term functional acclimatization.These results has been presented at domestic and international congresses, and reported on international journals. Then, we ended the research project.
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Interrelationships among Whole Body Coordination, Functional Potentiality, and Environmental adaptability
全身协调性、功能潜力和环境适应性之间的相互关系
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Nakamura H: "Suppressive effects on delayed type hypersensitivity by fasting and dietary restriction in ICR mice."Toxicolgy Letters. 146. 259-267 (2004)
Nakamura H:“ICR 小鼠禁食和饮食限制对迟发型超敏反应的抑制作用。”毒理学快报。
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Iwashige K: "Calorie restricted diet and urinary pentosidine in patients with rheumatoid arthritis"Journal of PHYSIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY and Applied Human Science. 23・1. 19-24 (2004)
Iwashige K:“类风湿关节炎患者的热量限制饮食和尿戊糖素”《生理人类学和应用人类科学杂志》23・1(2004)。
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Kouda K: "Dietary restriction : effects of short-term fasting on protein uptake and cell death/proliferation in the rat liver"Mechanism of Ageing and Development. In press.
Kouda K:“饮食限制:短期禁食对大鼠肝脏蛋白质摄取和细胞死亡/增殖的影响”衰老和发育机制。
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