THE EFFECT OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON SALIVARY IGA, IGG, IGM AND CORTISOL IN MALE ATHLETES

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ASADBAKHTI A.; CHOOBINEH S.; KORDI M.

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Journal: SPORT PHYSIOLOGY (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE) Year:2012 | Volume:4 | Issue:15 Page(s): 83-96

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THE EFFECT OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON SALIVARY IGA, IGG, IGM AND CORTISOL IN MALE ATHLETES

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ASADBAKHTI A. | CHOOBINEH S. | KORDI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOLQ2

SALIVA CORTISOLQ3

IGAQ3

IGGQ3

IGMQ3

Abstract

In this paper we conduct a study about the effect of a SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL on the IGA, IGG, IGM and saliva concentrations in the body of men athletics. Our sample group was selected randomly by purposive sampling among Saqqez football players. A week before the main test the maximum level of oxygen VO2max uptake measured and based on the results the sample group was divided to 2 homogenous groups. 10 minutes before the administration of test their saliva was collected. To record heart rate the sample group were given polar clocks. In 5Pm the experimental group performed body exercises, including six sessions of 15 minutes of dribbling, walking, and speed running and running backward. Immediately after the activity the second stage of sampling was carried out and after 2 hours, third sampling was taken. The subjects were allowed to drink water during the 90 second break after every 15 minute exercise. Concentrations of immunoglobulin and cortisol analyzed using Elisa Method and Tom protein using Bradford Method and special kits for that. The data collected in this way were processed by SPSS-16 and analyzed by ANOVA repeated measures and LSD as a post hoc test and independent sample Ttest. Furthermore, we used Pearson correlation coefficient in order to detect any relationship between cortisol and immunoglobulin. The results showed that the concentrations of IGA in pre-test reduced significantly compared with that of post -test, but the pre-test IGA concentrations displayed no significant change compared with that of 2 hours recovery. IGG and IGM pretest concentrations displayed no significant change compared with those of immediately and 2 hours after the test. The cortisol concentrations in pre-test displayed a significant difference compared with immediately that of after the test while its pre-test concentration was not significantly different from that of 2 hours after the test. The IGA concentration immediately after the test was negatively correlated with a rise in cortisol concentration.

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EFFECT OF EXERCISE PROGRAM AND CURCUMIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON SERUM LEVEL OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN A IN RATS EXPOSED TO LEAD ACETATE

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ASADBAKHTI, A., CHOOBINEH, S., & KORDI, M.. (2012). THE EFFECT OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON SALIVARY IGA, IGG, IGM AND CORTISOL IN MALE ATHLETES. SPORT PHYSIOLOGY (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE), 4(15), 83-96. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/228261/en

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ASADBAKHTI A., CHOOBINEH S., KORDI M.. THE EFFECT OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON SALIVARY IGA, IGG, IGM AND CORTISOL IN MALE ATHLETES. SPORT PHYSIOLOGY (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE)[Internet]. 2012;4(15):83-96. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/228261/en

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A. ASADBAKHTI, S. CHOOBINEH, and M. KORDI, “THE EFFECT OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON SALIVARY IGA, IGG, IGM AND CORTISOL IN MALE ATHLETES,” SPORT PHYSIOLOGY (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE), vol. 4, no. 15, pp. 83–96, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/228261/en

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