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The proinflammatory effects of chronic excessive exercise by da Rocha, Alisson L., Pinto, Ana P., Kohama, Eike B., Pauli, José R., de Moura, Leandro P., Cintra, Dennys E., Ropelle, Eduardo R., da Silva, Adelino S.R.

“…•Excessive training leads to negative outcomes in multiple tissues.•Recent data about excessive training did not support the cytokine hypothesis.•Cytokines did…”
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The Combination of Fasting, Acute Resistance Exercise, and Protein Ingestion Led to Different Responses of Autophagy Markers in Gastrocnemius and Liver Samples by Pinto, Ana P, Vieira, Tales S, Marafon, Bruno B, Batitucci, Gabriela, Cabrera, Elisa M B, da Rocha, Alisson L, Kohama, Eike B, Rodrigues, Kellen C C, de Moura, Leandro P, Pauli, José R, Cintra, Dennys E, Ropelle, Eduardo R, de Freitas, Ellen C, da Silva, Adelino S R

“…The present study verified the responses of proteins related to the autophagy pathway after 10 h of fast with resistance exercise and protein ingestion in…”
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Exhaustive acute exercise-induced ER stress is attenuated in IL-6-knockout mice by Pinto, Ana P, da Rocha, Alisson L, Kohama, Eike B, Gaspar, Rafael C, Simabuco, Fernando M, Frantz, Fabiani G, de Moura, Leandro P, Pauli, José R, Cintra, Dennys E, Ropelle, Eduardo R, de Freitas, Ellen C, da Silva, Adelino S R

“…The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress and inflammation relationship occurs at different levels and is essential for the adequate homeostatic function of…”
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Role of interleukin-6 in inhibiting hepatic autophagy markers in exercised mice by Pinto, Ana P., da Rocha, Alisson L., Cabrera, Elisa M.B., Marafon, Bruno B., Kohama, Eike B., Rovina, Rafael L., Simabuco, Fernando M., Bueno Junior, Carlos R., de Moura, Leandro P., Pauli, José R., Cintra, Dennys E., Ropelle, Eduardo R., da Silva, Adelino S.R.

“…Based on the crosstalk of inflammation with apoptosis, autophagy, and endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress, the main objective of this study was to explore the…”
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Positive effects of total recovery period on anti- and pro-inflammatory cytokines are not linked to performance re-establishment in overtrained mice by da Rocha, Alisson L., Pinto, Ana P., Pereira, Bruno C., Kohama, Eike B., Morais, Gustavo P., de Vicente, Larissa G., Pauli, José R., Cintra, Dennys E., Ropelle, Eduardo R., de Moura, Leandro P., Filho, Hugo T., da Silva, Adelino S.R.

“…The association between excessive training sessions (i.e., overtraining/OT) and periods of inadequate recovery is linked to the nonfunctional overreaching…”
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