英文摘要 |
It is know that immunosuppression is induced by high-intensity training before a competition. Purpose : This study was designed to try to understand if the function of B cells which secrete antibodies is continually affected by a simulated training model. Methods : Twelve subjects, aged 23.5 ± 4.9 yr, with a height of 172.5 ± 5.7 cm, a weight of 63.9 ± 2.4 kg, and a V.O2max of 70.4 ± 4.7 ml/kg/min, participated in this study. Blood samples of 20 ml were collected from each of the subjects who had consecutively performed 3 days of high-intensity exercise (at 85 % V.O2 max) on the following schedule : 3 days before exercise (D1), after the 1st day of exercise (D1'), after the 2nd day of exercise, after the 3rd day of exercise (D3'), 24 h after the 3rd day of exercise (24 h), and 3 days after the 3rd day of exercise (72 h). Analysis helped us to determine the shift and recovery state of B lymphocytes which had secreted anti-LPS IgG during training. Results : The numbers of B lymphocytes decreased after each running but had recovered after 24 h. The amount of anti-LPS IgG which is a reflection of the function of B lymphocytes showed a decrease after the 1st day of exercise, but increased after the 2nd and 3rd days of exercise to a level higher than that at the beginning of training, then decreased to the lowest level by 24 and persisted to 72 h later, which suggests that the numbers of B lymphocyte present might not reflect the activities of B lymphocytes. Conclusion : The accumulative inhibitory effect on the function of B lymphocytes may be induced by cytokines and endotoxins entering the systemic circulation after consecutive high-intensity training. Coaches should note the intensity, duration, and exercise model of training programs during the training period to prevent immunosuppression caused by accumulated fatigue after consecutive high-intensity training. |