ArticleNan fang yi ke da xue xue bao = Journal of Southern Medical University2026
[Aerobic exercise improves metabolic disorders and multi-organ damage in diabetic rats by activating the Sirt1/Creb1/Ppargc1a axis].
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objectivesTo investigate the effects of aerobic exercise and exhaustive anaerobic exercise on organ glucose metabolism and function in type 2 diabetic rats and the underlying mechanisms.
methodsForty male SD rats were randomly divided into normal control group (
resultsCompared with the normal control rats, the diabetic rats had significantly increased body weight, liver index, fasting blood glucose and serum levels of metabolic markers with severe hepatic steatosis, fibrosis, glycogen loss, skeletal and cardiac muscle damages, and downregulated DRD1/DRD5, 5-HT and TH in the prefrontal cortex. Aerobic exercise markedly reversed these abnormalities, alleviated organ pathological lesions, suppressed hepatic G6PC and glycolytic enzymes, upregulated Sirt1 mRNA, and restored cortical neurotransmitter-related proteins in the diabetic rats. Exhaustive anaerobic exercise lowered body weight and fasting glucose of the diabetic rats, but caused significant increase of serum metabolic indicators, worsened hepatic steatosis and tissue fibrosis, reduced glycogen, and further reduction of neurotransmitter expressions in the brain.
conclusionsAerobic exercise protects organ function of diabetic rats by regulating glucose-lipid metabolism, relieving inflammation and fibrosis and improving neurotransmitter function, while exhaustive anaerobic exercise can aggravate metabolic disorders and cause tissue damage.
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