An interventional study of Exercise in Neoplasms Malignant, sponsored by University of Houston. Status unknown. Open to participants aged 40 Years to 70 Years. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2019-04-04.
Sponsored by University of Houston · Not applicable, Interventional, and Other
The aims of this study examine the immune system, muscle metabolism, and autonomic nervous system response to an acute bout of exercise. Cancer survivors will participate in an acute bout of exercise. Blood samples will be collected before the exercise bout and at two time points after the exercise bout to assess the proposed variables.
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Between the ages of 40-70 years
Exclusion Criteria:
Participants may not:
One session of physical exercise
Other: Exercise
Single session of treadmill walking and resistance exercise
Exercise-induced response of circulating monocytes
Circulating serum monocyte phenotype before and after one exercise session
Time frame: Pre-exercise, change from pre-exercise to immediately post-exercise, change from pre-exercise to 1hr post-exercise, change from immediately post-exercise to 1hr post-exercise
Exercise-induced response of circulating T cells
Circulating serum T cells phenotype before and after one exercise session
Time frame: Pre-exercise, change from pre-exercise to immediately post-exercise, change from pre-exercise to 1hr post-exercise, change from immediately post-exercise to 1hr post-exercise
Exercise-induced response of circulating Follistatin
Circulating serum follistatin before and after one exercise session
Time frame: Pre-exercise, change from pre-exercise to immediately post-exercise, change from pre-exercise to 1hr post-exercise, change from immediately post-exercise to 1hr post-exercise
Exercise-induced response of circulating GDF-15
Circulating serum growth differentiation factor 15 before and after one exercise session
Time frame: Pre-exercise, change from pre-exercise to immediately post-exercise, change from pre-exercise to 1hr post-exercise, change from immediately post-exercise to 1hr post-exercise
Body composition
Relative body composition, as calculated from a DEXA scan. Measurement will be used as a descriptive variable and potential covariant
Time frame: before exercise
Body weight
Absolute body weight as measured with an eye level beam. Measurement will be used as a descriptive variable and potential covariant
Time frame: before exercise
No study locations are listed for this record.
Plan to share: Yes — IPD may be shared if publication journal requires data sharing
Supporting information: Study protocol, Sap
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