A irisina sérica está positivamente associada a marcadores de adiposidade em mulheres obesas após uma única sessão de exercício induzido
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v58.106845Palavras-chave:
Serum irisin, adiposity markers, female, obesityResumo
A ligação entre os níveis séricos de irisina e os marcadores de gordura corporal tem sido questionada há muito tempo em populações adultas. No entanto, há poucas pesquisas que abordem especificamente esta ligação em mulheres obesas. Este estudo avaliará de forma abrangente a relação entre os níveis séricos de irisina e os índices de adiposidade em uma população feminina obesa. Participaram do estudo um grupo de 40 mulheres, entre 20 e 24 anos, que sofriam de obesidade. Foram determinadas correlações da irisina sérica com medidas de marcadores de adiposidade. A avaliação estatística foi realizada utilizando uma abordagem de correlação linear paramétrica. Os níveis séricos de irisina, quantificados em ng/mL, correlacionaram-se positivamente com diversos indicadores de adiposidade. Em particular, houve uma relação significativa com o peso corporal em quilogramas (r = 0,385, p = 0,014), índice de massa corporal (IMC) (r = 0,588, p ≤ 0,001), percentual de gordura corporal (r = 0,450, p = 0,004). ), massa gorda total em quilogramas (r = 0,342, p = 0,031) e massa corporal magra em quilogramas (r = 0,344, p = 0,029). Além disso, circunferência da cintura em centímetros (r = 0,329, p = 0,038), circunferência do quadril em centímetros (r = 0,321, p = 0,043) e relação cintura-quadril (r = 0,447, p = 0,004) também demonstraram resultados positivos. correlações com concentrações de irisina. Pelo contrário, a altura corporal em metros não apresentou correlação significativa (r = -0,003, p ≥ 0,05). A relação entre a irisina sérica e os marcadores de adiposidade é evidente, embora não se estenda à altura corporal. As inter-relações entre os marcadores de adiposidade poderiam influenciar a irisina sérica em mulheres obesas após uma única sessão de exercício.
Palavras-chave: irisina sérica, marcadores de adiposidade, mulheres, obesidade.
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