EFFECTS OF EXERCİSE PERFORMED ALTITUDE ON THE CHROMOSOMAL DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN PERIPHERAL LYMPHOCYTES

Abstract

 Yüksek irtifa hipoksisi ve hipoksik egzersiz oksidatif DNA hasarına neden olabilir. Çalışmamızda 1055m ve 2500m'de yapılan egzersizin mikronükleus (MN) sıklığı üzerindeki etkisi araştırıldı. MN frekansı, kromozomal hasarın, genom kararsızlığının bir biyolojik işaretidir. Çalışmaya 10 kadın, 10 erkek toplam 20 sağlıklı birey alındı. Her iki yerde 5 gün boyunca günde 3 saat egzersiz yaptırıldı. Egzersizden önce ve egzersizden hemen sonra 1055 m ve 2500 m yükseklikte periferik kan örnekleri hem birinci hem de beşinci günde kültürlendi. Hastaların mitojenle uyarılmış lenfositlerinden elde edilen çift çekirdekli hücrelerde MN değerlerinin sayısı kaydedildi. 1055m koşullarında yapılan egzersizin MN oluşumunu indüklediğini bulduk (p <0.001); 2500 m'de yapılan egzersiz, insan lenfositlerinde daha fazla MN oluşumuna neden olmuştur (p <0.001). Ayrıca, on gün sonra dağdan 1055 m'ye geri inen deneklerde MN frekansları, beş günün sonunda 2500 m rakımdakinden daha düşüktü (p <0.001). Aynı zamanda, bu MN frekansı, 1055 m'deki bazal MN frekansına benzerdi (p> 0.05). Sonuçlarımız, egzersiz ve yüksekliğin kromozomal DNA hasarına neden olabileceğini ve mutajenik etkiler oluşturabileceğini göstermektedir.

 

Keywords

• exercise,high altitude,DNA damage

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