Key result
Aerobic training induces sex-specific renal artery adaptations, altering reactivity in males and structure in females.
Why the study?
The adaptation of the renal artery after aerobic training in male and female rats had not been detailed before.
Aerobic training induces sex-specific adaptations in the renal artery of rats, with males showing changes in pharmacological responses and females exhibiting early structural changes.
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Exercise-induced renal artery changes appear sex-specific in rats; leaves open human relevance and requires prospective validation before clinical consideration.
Vezér et al. (2022) studied this question. Aerobic training was evaluated on Pharmacological responses of renal arteries. A 12-week aerobic training program altered the pharmacological responses of renal arteries only in male rats, while early structural changes evolved in females.
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