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摘要
线粒体分裂是心脏缺血再灌注损伤(IR)的关键诱因。运动训练是一种有效的心脏保护策略,但它对红外损伤期间线粒体分裂的影响仍然未知。通过使用离体大鼠心脏,我们发现运动训练限制了动态样蛋白 1 的激活,并限制了线粒体在 IR 期间的破碎。这些结果支持了运动训练通过调节红外过程中线粒体破碎的能力来促进心脏保护的假设。
Exercise training may reduce fragmented mitochondria in the ischemic-reperfused heart through DRP1.
Mitochondrial fission is a key trigger of cardiac ischemia-reperfusion injuries (IR). Exercise training is an efficient cardioprotective strategy, but its impact on mitochondrial fragmentation during IR remains unknown. Using isolated rat hearts, we found that exercise training limited the activation of dynamin-like protein 1 and limited mitochondrial fragmentation during IR. These results support the hypothesis that exercise training contributes to cardioprotection through its capacity to modulate the mitochondrial fragmentation during IR.
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