Effects of physical training with different intensities of effort on lipid metabolism in rats submitted to the neonatal application of alloxan

Table 1 FFA, triglyceride, total cholesterol, and serum lipid levels measured at 120 days of age

Variables	SA	SC	CA	CC	IA	IC	StA	StC
Serum FFA (μEq / L)	539.2 ±	498.6 ±	392.5 ±	334.9 ±	390.0 ±	564.8 ±	438.2 ±	659.1 ±
Serum FFA (μEq / L)	116.5_ab	111.7_cd	111.3	105.6_ef	92.4 _g	120.7	94.4 h	78.7
Triglycerides (mg / dL)	215.3 ±	245.0 ±	274.0 ±	197.5 ±	278.3 ±	262.7 ±	228.5 ±	280.3 ±
Triglycerides (mg / dL)	47.8	69.2	67.1	57.5	93.9	58.2	51.8	106.1
Total cholesterol (mg / dL)	85.4 ±	89.1 ±	88.5 ±	85.9 ±	84.9 ±	77.0 ±	70.4 ±	79.9 ±
Total cholesterol (mg / dL)	14.8	14.2	21.1 _i	15.3	9.1	6.7	7.1	10.6
Total lipids (mg / dL)	345.5 ±	328.0 ±	379.7 ±	315.9 ±	444.1±	362.9 ±	330.1 ±	329.1 ±
Total lipids (mg / dL)	53.3 _a	73.6	58.3_j	53.6	107.7 _{g k}	54.7	53.3	78.8

The results expressed as the mean ± SD, n = 10 animals per group. SA: sedentary alloxan, SC: sedentary control, CA: alloxan continuous training, DC: continuous training control, IA: alloxan intermittent training, IC: intermittent training control, StA: alloxan strength training and StC: strength training control. The letters indicate significant differences (two-way ANOVA 3x2) and Newman-Keuls post hoc, p < 0.05)) among the groups. a = significant difference between SA and IA; b= significant difference between SA and CA; c = significant difference between SC and CC; d = significant difference between SC and StC; e = significant difference between CC and IC; f = significant difference between CC and StC, g = significant difference between IA and IC; h =significant difference between StA and StC; i = significant difference between CA and StA; j = significant difference between CA and IA; k = significant difference between IA and StA.

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