Semaglutide and High-Intensity Interval Exercise Attenuate Cognitive Impairment in Type 2 Diabetic Mice via BDNF Modulation
Sijie Lai,
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Zhenghong Kang,
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Jing Sun
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Brain Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 480 - 480
Published: May 1, 2025
Background/Objectives:
Diabetes
frequently
leads
to
cognitive
impairment,
encompassing
issues
with
memory
and
executive
function,
as
well
depression
anxiety.
This
study
examines
the
impact
of
high-intensity
interval
exercise
(HIIE)
alongside
glucagon-like
peptide-1
receptor
agonist
(GLP-1
RA)
semaglutide
on
dysfunction
associated
diabetes.
Methods:
Db/db
mice
were
divided
into
a
control
group,
HIIE
combined
group
metabolic
neurobehavioral
effects.
Cognitive
behavioral
tests,
hippocampal
morphology,
molecular
analyses
(APP,
BDNF,
Aβ,
p-Tau,
PKA,
AMPK)
performed.
HT22
cells
under
high
glucose
treated
semaglutide,
L-lactate,
PKA
inhibitor
H89,
AMPK
Compound
C
validate
mechanisms.
Results:
Over
8
weeks,
both
improved
neuronal
morphology
performance
while
reducing
in
db/db
mice.
However,
current
observed
no
synergistic
Both
therapies
decreased
Aβ
p-Tau
protein
levels
increased
BDNF
hippocampus,
likely
through
signaling
pathways,
respectively.
In
vitro,
conditions
exhibited
elevated
APP
expression
reduced
levels,
which
could
be
altered
by
L-lactate
semaglutide.
The
H89
attenuated
increase
induced
but
their
combination
mitigated
this
inhibitory
effect.
suggests
that
improve
function
reduce
via
use
did
not
show
anticipated
benefits
due
potential
antagonism
between
pathways.
Conclusions:
has
important
implications
for
designing
prescriptions
impairment
diabetics.
Language: Английский
Hormonal, antioxidant, and body composition differences in national level male athletes: a comparative study of aerobic and anaerobic training
Manar Jaradat,
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Eyyad Maghayreh,
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Waqar Husain
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Frontiers in Sports and Active Living,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: May 20, 2025
Competitive
athletes
exhibit
distinct
physiological
adaptations
depending
on
their
sport
type
and
training
techniques.
These
variations
influence
body
composition,
hunger-regulating
hormones,
antioxidant
defense
mechanisms,
which
collectively
impact
performance,
recovery,
progression.
This
study
aimed
to
compare
serum
levels
of
ghrelin,
leptin,
glutathione
(GSH),
interrelationships
in
national
level
male
engaged
aerobic
anaerobic
sports.
Twenty
competitive
(aged
17-38
years)
were
evenly
divided
into
(AS)
(AnS)
sports
groups.
Body
composition-including
skeletal
muscle
mass
(SMM),
fat-free
(FFM),
fat
(FM),
percent
(PBF)-was
assessed
using
bioelectrical
impedance
analysis
(BIA).
Blood
samples
collected
after
8
h
fasting
measure
GSH
levels.
Dietary
intake
was
evaluated
a
24-h
recall.
Group
differences
analyzed
the
Mann-Whitney
U-test,
correlations
determined
Spearman's
rank
correlation,
with
statistical
significance
set
at
p
<
0.05.
The
AnS
group
displayed
significantly
higher
SMM
FFM
compared
AS
(p
0.05).
Ghrelin
lower
0.05),
while
leptin
did
not
differ
between
Positive
observed
ghrelin
both
(r
=
0.585,
0.007),
dietary
protein
0.476,
0.03).
Anaerobic
exercise
enhances
mass,
supports
appetite
suppression.
Limitations
include
small
sample
size
reliance
Future
research
should
use
larger,
more
diverse
explore
combined
effects.
Recommendations
incorporating
resistance
regimens
optimize
monitoring
support
defense.
Language: Английский
Acute effect of exercise on appetite‐related factors in males with obesity: A pilot study
Physiological Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(24)
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Abstract
To
investigate
the
role
of
appetite‐related
factors,
including
interleukin
6
(IL‐6),
irisin,
7
(IL‐7),
neuropeptide
Y
(NPY),
and
leptin,
on
appetite
perception
in
males
with
obesity.
Eleven
(BMI
35.3
±
4.2
kg/m
2
,
V̇O
2peak
29
3.1
mL/kg/min)
participated
two
experimental
trials
(MICE:
60
min
cycling
at
60%
;
CTRL:
quiet
resting)
using
a
crossover
design.
Appetite
parameters,
IL‐6,
IL‐7,
were
measured.
Additionally,
was
assessed.
IL‐6
concentration
increased
significantly
immediately
post‐exercise
(95%
CI:
[2.207–12.192]
pg/mL,
p
=
0.007)
remained
elevated
1
hour
[2.326–11.855]
0.006)
compared
to
CTRL.
Irisin
also
rose
[0.084–3.061]
ng/mL,
0.039).
NPY
decreased
h
[(−20.601)
–
(−1.380)]
ng/L,
0.027).
No
significant
differences
observed
for
IL‐7
(
0.748,
0.077)
leptin
0.285,
).
perceptions
suppressed
[3.407–19.547]
mm,
0.008)
Sixty
minutes
MICE
irisin
concentrations
while
Language: Английский