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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Power for the exhaustive exercise in rat skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression in 【Abstract】 Objective To study the electro-acupuncture stimulation on a one-time exhaustive exercise in rat skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression, preliminary study electro-acupuncture stimulation to improve exercise capacity and delay exercise-induced fatigue, the molecular biological mechanism. Methods 40 SD male rats were divided into four groups (control group, model group, exhaustive group, electro-acupuncture group), control rats were sacrificed after 3 weeks of conventional breeding drawn; the other three groups for 3 weeks of swimming training, model the rats were sacrificed after training in swimming drawn; exhaustive swimming in rats after a one-time training, were killed after exhaustive swimming drawn; electro-acupuncture after training in swimming rats conducted electro-acupuncture stimulation, then a one-time exhaustive swimming, drawn were sacrificed after exhaustive swimming. Record exhaustive swimming time were measured using RT-PCR of skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression. The results of electro-acupuncture group, the average time of exhaustive swimming was longer than exhaustive groups; model group rat skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression was significantly higher and exhaustive groups; electro-acupuncture group of α-actin gene Although lower than the expression of the model group, but higher than exhaustive group and the control group. Conclusions (1) 3 weeks swimming training can improve skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression; (2) electro-acupuncture stimulation contribute to exhaustive exercise in rat skeletal muscle α-actin gene expression, to extend the time of exhaustive swimming in rats and improve exercise tolerance in rats and delay the occurrence of exercise-induced fatigue. Keywords: electro-acupuncture; muscle actin; exhaustive exercise Effects of electroacupuncture on expression of α-actin m