Concentration of salivary total protein during exercise Summary

Concentración de proteínas totales salivales con ácido sulfosalicílico durante el ejercicio.

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Avila Correa, F. J., Porras Alvarez, J., & Cote Mogollón, F. (2014). Concentration of salivary total protein during exercise Summary. Archivos De Medicina (Manizales), 14(2), 203-209. https://doi.org/10.30554/archmed.14.2.259.2014
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Avila Correa, F. J., Porras Alvarez, J., & Cote Mogollón, F. (2014). Concentration of salivary total protein during exercise Summary. Archivos De Medicina (Manizales), 14(2), 203-209. https://doi.org/10.30554/archmed.14.2.259.2014

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Fernando Javier Avila Correa
Javier Porras Alvarez
Fernando Cote Mogollón
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Fernando Javier Avila Correa,

Docente Universitario licenciado en educacion fisica recreacion y deporte, especialista en investigacion social y educativa, Mg en pedagogia de la cultura fisica con enfasis en actividad fisica para la salud.

Docente ocasional de tiempo completo U.P.T.C Universidad Pedagogica y tecnologica de Colombia seccional  Chiquinquirá.

Javier Porras Alvarez,

Docente Universitario licenciado en educacion fisica recreacion y deporte, Mgr en ciencias de la Actividad física y Deporte.

Profesor Asistente Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica  de Colombia seccional  Chiquinquirá.

Fernando Cote Mogollón,

Docente universitario licenciado en educación física, mgr en fisiología del ejercicio.

profesor universidad de pamplona

To identify total proteins in saliva of 3% sulfosalicylic acid in an incremental test and determine the correlation with the intensity of exercise. Materials and Methods: This descriptive correlational study, the sample consisted of five professional cyclists, age 23 ± 5 (years). The test was performed on a cycle ergometer, starting with 100 W load increasing in 50 vatios 50 vatios every 2 min until exhaustion. The saliva sample was collected at the rate of charge, a time collected added 2.5 ml of 3% sulfosalicylic
acid and then read in a spectrophotometer. Results: The salivary total protein concentration ranged from 2,7 mg / dl to 41,2 mg / dl during the exercise protocol. But it does not correlate with the intensity of exercise, and a Pearson correlation -0.001 Sig was
obtained. (Bilateral) 0.997> 0,05. The data were processed in SPSS. Conclusions: 3% sulfosalicylic acid detected saliva total proteins from 2.7 mg / dl to 41,2 mg / dl during an incremental test. Furthermore, a significant correlation with the intensity of
the exercise protocol used was found.

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