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Biological variations during a race cycling Le Goff C.1, Kaux J.-F. 3, Goffaux S. 3, Melon P. 2, Fillet M. 4, Chapelle J.-P1. 1 Department of Clinical Chemistry, University Hospital of Liege, Belgium 2 Department of Cardiology, University Hospital of Liege, Belgium 3 Department of Motility Sciences, University of Liege, Belgium 4 Department of Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Liege, Belgium Background: The metabolic and cardiac impact of a cycling effort on blood biology is not very well described in the literature. We aimed to measure the concentration of different biomarkers (cardiac and metabolic) released during an international cycling race. Materials and Methods: Venous blood samples of 15 young men (25.1 ± 6.4 y.o.) were collected just before (T1), just after (T2), 3 hours (T3) after an international cycling race of 176 kilometers in Belgium for the determination of cardiac and metabolic biomarkers: red blood cells (RBC) haemoglobin (HgB) creatinin (Cr) highly sensitive troponin T (hsTnT) myoglobin (MYO) NT-proBNP All automated assays were performed according to the manufacter’s specifications. For the statistical analysis, an Anova calculated with the Statistica Software version 9.1 was used. Results: •RBC and HgB levels varied significantly between T0 and T3 (respectively p=0.0026, and p=0.002) (Fig. 1 and 2). • Cr concentration also varied significantly between all times (T0-T1:p<0.0001, T1-T3:p=0.0326 and T0-T3 p=0.0001)(Fig.3). These changes might be related to renal flow depletion during exercise. •MYO increased significantly between T0 and T1 (p<0.0001), but quickly decreased between T1 and T3, however the T3 level stay higher than T0 (p=0.014) (Fig.4). •The stress delivered from the physical activity performed during the race induced a significant variation of hsTnT which increased significantly between T0 and T1 (p<0.0001) and stayed higher 3 hours after the end of the exercise (T0-T3: p<0.0001) (Fig.5) . •The intense exercise delivery by the race induced a significant variation of NT-proBNP, that followed the same kinetic of hsTnT but in smaller proportion. We noticed variations statistically significant between T0 and T1 and between T0 and T3 for NT-proBNP (Fig.6). •These increases of cardiac biomarkers were significant but reasonable and could not allow us to talk about cellular necrosis or irreversible injury. Fig. 1 Evolution of Red Blood Cells Fig. 2 Evolution of Haemoglobin Fig. 3 Evolution of Creatinin R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés Effet courant : F(2, 26)=7,0704, p=,00353 Effet courant : F(2, 26)=7,6477, p=,00244 Effet courant : F(2, 26)=29,233, p=,00000 Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 5,3 15,8 5,2 15,6 Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 13,0 Legend: 12,5 12,0 15,4 VD_1 VD_1 5,0 4,9 11,5 15,2 11,0 15,0 10,5 VD_1 5,1 14,8 4,8 10,0 9,5 14,6 9,0 4,7 14,4 8,5 4,6 14,2 8,0 4,5 14,0 7,5 TO T1 T3 T0 R1 T1 T0 T3 Fig. 5 Evolution of hsTnT Fig.6 Evolution of NT-proBNP R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés R1; Moy. Moindres Carrés Effet courant : F(2, 26)=40,695, p=,00000 Effet courant : F(2, 26)=21,084, p=,00000 Effet courant : F(2, 26)=6,9959, p=,00371 Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Décomposition efficace de l'hypothèse Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 Les barres verticales représentent les intervalles de confiance à 0,95 140 0,07 130 130 120 0,06 120 110 110 100 0,05 100 90 90 0,04 70 60 80 VD_1 80 VD_1 VD_1 T3 R1 R1 Fig.4 Evolution of Myoglobin T1 These figures represents the kintetic of the blood biomarkers (cardiac and metabolic) released during an international cycling race 0,03 60 0,02 50 50 40 0,01 40 70 30 30 0,00 20 10 T0 T1 R1 T3 20 10 -0,01 T0 T1 R1 T3 T0 T1 T3 R1 Conclusions: Our results show that stress generated by a cycling race could be the cause for the different metabolic variations observed. Troponin T stays without a doubt the most specific marker for stress related to myocardial tissue. Its increase can then be considered as being of interest. Acknowledgement: This experimentation was partially financed by “Adeps 2010” grants (Léon Frédéricq Funds).