Rat myocardium after exhaustive exercise chromotropic acid 2R-light green staining.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Rat myocardium after exhaustive exercise chromotropic acid 2R-light green staining [Abstract] Objective: To study the color after exhaustive exercise myocardial acid-2R expression stained light green. Methods: 50 healthy adult male SD rats were randomly divided into an exhaustive exercise group and control group, an exhaustive exhaustive group swimming, respectively, immediately after exercise, 6 h, 12 h, 24 h ventricular tissue were obtained and paraffin sections stained light green color 2R-acid. Results: After exhaustive exercise the first phase of the cardiac 2R-chromotropic acid bright green staining showed that cardiomyocytes cytoplasm of a point, flaky red ischemia and hypoxia changed to 6 h after exercise, the most significant. Conclusion: Acid-2R light green color stain can be sensitive to exercise-induced myocardial micro-injury in response to the pathological changes that can as the establishment of sports injury in experimental animal models of myocardial micro-evaluation indicators. [Keywords:] exhaustive exercise; exercise myocardial micro-injury; chromotropic acid 2R-light green staining Studies have found that moderate exercise can produce good adaptation to the heart, is conducive to physical health, and excessive exercise are likely to lead to cardiac insufficiency, cause myocardial damage induced cardiac dysfunction, electrophysiological abnormalities and arrhythmias, severe who may even cause sudden death [1]. 2R-light green color acid stain detection of myocardial ischemia and hypoxia is a sensitive indicator of changes in the past, only patients in the forensic diagnosis of cardiac death and myocardial ischemia in experimental animal models are widely used, has not been introduced to the exercise induced cardiac micro-damage studies. This study aimed to explore the myocardial tissue after exhaustive exercise phase of the pathological changes of law, but also for the movement of myocardial micro-injury ani