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Author(s): Helaine M. Alessio, Ann E. Hagerman
ISBN(s): 9781860946196, 1860946194
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 9.99 MB
Year: 2006
Language: english
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ISBN 10:    1860946194

ISBN 13:  978-1860946196

Author: Helaine M. Alessio

This book brings together some of the leading researchers in the actively investigated field of oxidative stress, an area of study which is of importance to human health and disease. It examines oxidative stress in a variety of models, at rest and after exercise, in young and old. Key concepts of oxidative stress, exercise and aging are presented in clear and easy-to-understand terms. Oxidative stress in different types of exercises — isometric, isotonic and sports — is explained in detail, with several chapters focusing on acute and chronic adaptations of skeletal muscles following both aerobic and non-aerobic exercises. The book includes current knowledge of the underlying mechanisms influencing health and disease processes associated with oxidative stress.
 

Table of contents: 

1. Chemistry of reactive oxygen species and antioxidants

D.C. Close and A.E. Hagerman

1.1 What are reactive oxygen species?

1.2 What are antioxidants?

1.3 Oxidized biomarkers

1.4 Summary

References

2. Oxidative stress in plants and animals

D.C. Close and A.E. Hagerman

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Sources of oxidative stress in plants.

2.3 Sources of oxidative stress in animals

2.4 Similar consequences of oxidative stress for plants and animals

2.5 Environmental factors inducing oxidative stress

2.6 Irradiation

2.7 Temperature extremes.

2.8 Pollutants and toxic chemicals.

2.9 Nutrient stress.

2.10 Anoxia

2.11 Disease

2.12Summary

References

3. The exercise continuum

R.L. Wiley

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Isometric exercise

3.3 Isotonic exercise

3.4 The exercise continuum

3.5 Summary

References

4. Oxidative stress and muscle size, type, and action

H.M. Alessio

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Oxidative stress in large and small muscles

4.3 Metabolism and oxidative stress in small and large animals…

4.4 Radical damage and damage control in DNA

4.5 Muscle type and oxidative stress

4.6 Muscle remodeling and oxidative stress

4.7 Oxidative stress and muscle action

4.8 Aging and muscle action.

4.9 Summary.

References

5. Oxidative stress across the exercise continuum

H.M. Alessio

5.1 Introduction.

5.2 Muscle contractions and reactive oxygen species

5.3 Age and exercise-induced ROS

5.4 ROS in aerobic and anaerobic environments.

5.5 Muscle damage and ROS

5.6 Isometric exercise and oxidative stress.

5.7 Isometric exercise and ROS

5.8 Exercise, hypoxia, and oxidative stress.

5.9 Resistance exercise and oxidative stress

5.10Sprint exercise and oxidative stress.

5.11 Contact sports and oxidative stress.

5.12 Aerobic exercise and oxidative stress

5.13 Cross-training sports and oxidative stress

5.14 Summary..

References

6. Oxidative stress and antioxidant defense: Effects of aging and exercise L.L. Ji.

6.1 Introduction

6.2 ROS generation with aging and exercise.

6.3 ROS generation and inflammation

6.4 Age-related changes in antioxidant systems

6.5 Antioxidant response and adaptation to exercise

6.6 Exercise and antioxidant signaling..

6.7 Training adaptation in aging skeletal muscle.

6.8 Aging, exercise, and phytochemical supplementation

6.9 Summary

7. Muscle, oxidative stress and aging

J.S. Moylan, W.J. Durham, and M.B. Reid

7.1 Introduction..

7.2 Redox balance and aging: ROS and NO

7.3 Antioxidants.

7.4 Aging, redox signaling and muscle function and contractile function

7.5 Gene expression

7.6 Perturbing the system: Effects of nutrition

7.7 Perturbing the system: Effects of cytokines

7.8 Perturbing the system: Effects of training

7.9 Summary References.

8. Aging, exercise, antioxidants, and cardioprotection

J. Quindry and S. Powers

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Overview of myocardial IR injury.

8.3 Myocardial IR: Necrotic and apoptotic cell death

8.4 Oxidative stress and myocardial IR..

8.5 Calcium overload and myocardial IR..

8.6 Senescence and increased susceptibility of the myocardium to IR injury.

8.7 Exercise-induced protection against myocardial IR injury

8.8 Mechanisms for exercise-induced cardioprotection

8.9 Exercise and Collateral Coronary Circulation

8.10 Exercise, heat shock proteins, and myocardial IR injury

8.11 Exercise, antioxidant capacity, and myocardial IR injury

8.12 Exercise, calcium overload, and myocardial IR injury

8.13 Exercise, age, and cardioprotection against IR-induced apoptosis

8.14 Exercise-induced cardioprotection: future directions.

8.15 Summary

References

9. Genetic expressions: Oxidative stress, exercise, and aging

N.B. Schweitzer and H.M. Alessio

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Gene expression and aging.

9.3 Factors involved in aging and cell death

9.4 Skeletal muscle aging

9.5 Oxidative stress and gene regulation.

9.6 Reactive oxygen species control gene expression

9.7 Advances in gene investigation

9.8 Gene expression and environment

9.9 High density oligonucleotide arrays

9.10Gene expression and exercise

9.11 Exercise and lifespan

9.12Gene expression in sedentary aged animals

9.13 Oxidative stress in genes: A shared mechanism in exercise and aging

9.14Summary

References.

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