Comparison of Plasma Visphatin and Eotaxin Levels Before and After Training of Women and Man Sports in the Dicle University Handball Team

Year 2017, Volume: 9 Issue: 2, 25 - 29, 01.12.2017

Cem Durmaz Abdurrahman Şermet Ercan Tizar Savaş Ayhan Veysi Akpolat

Abstract

In our study, we aimed to compare with today's significant metabolic disease that leads to adipose tissue visfatin secreted from the handball sport in which men and women in training before and after taking the blood pressure measurement laboratory findings. For this purpose, Dicle University Faculty of Physical Education and reading the sports section and 12 female, 8 male athlete of the 2-week comparison of plasma visfatin level handball match before and after the scheme was taken blood samples and samples with the school's handball team athletes were kept in the study terminated until the physiology laboratory. Plasma visfatin value of athletes only meaningful in a way predicted by eotaxin. The value of eotaxin-owned neck circumference and pre-training of the subjects in a meaningful way by the plasma visfatin yordanırk, the value of owned eotaxin after a workout with a single predictor of plasma visfatin belongs.

Keywords

Plasma visfatin, eotaxin

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