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• W2181596828 abstract "We tested whether the known cytochrome c oxidase (COX) inhibition by nitric oxide (NO) could be quantified by VO2 kinetics during constant load supra-Anaerobic Threshold (AT) exercises in healthy trained or untrained subjects following aerobic training or nitrate administration. In cycle ergometer constant load exercises supra-AT, identified in previous incremental tests, VO2 kinetics describe a double exponential curve, one rapid and one appreciably slower, allowing the area between them to be calculate in O2 l. After training, with increased NO availability, this area decreases in inverse ratio to treatment efficacy. In fact, in 11 healthy subjects after aerobic training for 6-7 weeks, area was decreased on average by 51 %. In 11 untrained subjects, following the assumption of an NO donor, 20 mg isosorbide 5 mononitrate, area was decreased on average by 53 %. In conclusion, supra-AT VO2 kinetics in constant load exercises permit the quantification of the inhibitory effect NO-dependent on COX after either physical training or nitrate assumption." @default.
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• W2181596828 date "2013-12-17" @default.
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• W2181596828 title "VO2 Kinetics in Supra-Anaerobic Threshold Constant Tests Allow the Visualization and Quantification of the O2 Saving After Cytochrome C Oxidase Inhibition by Aerobic Training or Nitrate Administration" @default.
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