Experimental intermittent ischemia augments exercise-induced inflammatory cytokine production
In conclusion, the present study demonstrates that ischemic, small-muscle endurance exercise elicits local inflammatory cytokine production compared with nonischemic exercise.
NEW & NOTEWORTHY We demonstrate that ischemic, small-muscle endurance exercise elicits local inflammatory cytokine production compared with nonischemic exercise. The present study advances our knowledge of the inflammatory response to exercise in a partial ischemic state, which may be relevant for understanding the therapeutic effects of exercise training for people with ischemic cardiovascular disease-associated comorbidities.
Source: Journal of Applied Physiology - Category: Physiology Authors: Shill, D. D., Polley, K. R., Willingham, T. B., Call, J. A., Murrow, J. R., McCully, K. K., Jenkins, N. T. Tags: RESEARCH ARTICLE Source Type: research
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