Hematopoietic Stem and Progenitor Cell(HSPC)Mobilization Responses to Different Exercise Intensities in Young and Older Adults
作者机构:Department of KinesiologyMcMaster UniversityHamiltonON L8S 4L8Canada Child and Youth Mental Health ProgramMcMaster University Medical CentreHamiltonON L8N 3Z5Canada
出 版 物:《Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise》 (体育运动科学(英文))
年 卷 期:2020年第2卷第1期
页 面:47-58页
基 金:supported by a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada(NSERC)Grant(1455843) a NSERC Canadian Graduate Scholarship(CGS-D)
主 题:Exercise Hematopoietic stem cells Pmgenitor cells Aging F1ow cytometry
摘 要:Introduction Hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells(HSPC)are responsible for the reconstitution of blood cells and thought to contribute to peripheral tissue *** acute exercise in young adults,HSPC are mobilized from their niche in bone marrow into circulation,however the kinetics of mobilization following exercise is not well understood in older *** the present study,we aimed to investigate how exercise intensity influences mobilization of specific subpopulations of HSPC,and how mobilization is affected by *** Healthy older men(OM;69.9±2.0 years)and young men(YM;21.5±0.8 years)performed three separate bouts of exercise on a cycle ergometer:70%of their peak work rate(WRpeak)until volitional fatigue,30%of their WRpeak work matched to the 70%WRpeak trial,and a high intensity interval training(HIIT)*** samples were collected before,immediately post,and 10,30,and 60 min *** blood cells,hematocrit,and mononuclear cells isolated by density gradient centrifugation were quantified using flow *** Mononuclear cells,CD34+,CD34+/CD38+,CD34+/CD110+,CD3+/CD(16+56)+,CD11c+/CD123-,and CD11c-/CD123+cells per millilitre of blood increased immediately post-exercise,but predominately in the 70%WRpeak trial in both OM and *** Taken together,our evidence suggests that higher intensity exercise but also volume is necessary for the mobili-zation of ***,the pattern of mobilization was nearly identical in OM as compared to YM though to a lesser extent than their younger counterparts.