The Effect of Twelve Weeks of Interval Aerobic Training and Detraining on G,M and A Immuniglobalin of Female Wistar Rats

The Purpose of this study was to determine "The effect of aerobic interval training and detraining on IgG, IgM and IgA in female wistar rats". Frothy – eight, 20 months old female wistar14848 rats were randomly assigned to one of two groups (control and experimental) and completed 12 weeks (5 days/ week) of treatment running and 4 weeks detraining after 12 weeks training. Care and use of the rats were accordance with protocols approved by the pastor institute of Iran. IgG, IgM and IgA measured for 3 times [pre-test (test 1, at the beginning of training), post-test(test 2 after 12weeks of training) and detraining (test 3, 4 weeks rest after 12 weeks of training) in blood samples. Normal distribution of dependent variables was documented by use of the Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test. In case of a significant interaction T test was applied to investigate the effect of the two different tests more closely. Post hoc analyses were carried out using the Scheffe test. The level of statistical; significances was set at p<0.05. The results showed that interval training increased the ability of the humeral immune system in the experimental group with comparison of control group. In the period of detraining, it seemed that, the effect of interval training has more stability. Meanwhile, their weight decreased after 12 weeks of interval training in the experimental group.