Laboratory Animal and Comparative Medicine ›› 1998, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (1): 15-18.
Abstract: The weanling KM mice were randomly devided into three groups:group A as control fed with normal diet;group B fed with 80% energy intake of that in group A;group C 65% enegy intake of that in group A.The intake of protein,lipids, vitamins and mineral elements was the same in the three groups. The dietary restriction (DR) was maintained for 3 and 6 months respectively. The results showed:① DR for three months had no significant effect on blood lactate before and after swimming,while in 6 months DR,both 80% and 65% energy intake help cleaning blood lactic acid after swimming. 65% energy intake could decrease the blood lactic acid before swimming (P<0. 05),and made the change of blood lactic acid with the time at a lower rate than that of group A. These results indicate that DR for longer time can retard the appearance of fatigue and accelerate recovery.② The survivial time of the mice in anoxia condition was significantly different among the three groups,but it seemed to be caused mainly by the difference in body weight.③ 80% energy intake made no significant influence on the ability of resisting against low tempera-ture,65% energy intake for three months could decrease this ability,but after six-month DR the ability was improved.
. Effects of Dietary Restriction on Endurance in KM Mice[J]. Laboratory Animal and Comparative Medicine, 1998, 18(1): 15-18.
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