IN THE CASE OF PHYSICAL EXERTION IN CHRONIC RAVAGE THROUGH ANAEROBIC EXERTION IN RATS CALLED HYPOTHALAMO – HYPOPHYSAR - NEUROSECRETORY SYSTEM REACTIVITY.
Keywords:
Displaced load, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, swimming, suprooptic nucleus, paraventricular nucleus.Abstract
When rats were chronically subjected to anaerobic stress by swimming in water at a rate of 15% load, from the first day of the stress to the 3rd month, the amount of highly functional NSC, hyperhydration of the neurosecretory nucleus, the amount of glial cells and the surface of the nucleus increased in the SON and PVN of the hypothalamus. It was found that the process of adaptation to anaerobic stress swimming is formed under the increasing synthesis and secretion of NSM, the increase in the amount of NSH with destructive changes and the shift of SON, PVN NSC towards exhaustion.
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