S Shinkai,M Konishi,R J Shephard
S Shinkai
Human immune function undergoes adverse changes with aging, including development of a relative immune deficiency and an immune dysregulated state. The T cells show the largest age-related differences in distribution and function. The antib...
Review
Exercise immunology review. 1997:3:68-95. DOI: 1997
Autoimmune disorders, physical activity, and training, with particular reference to rheumatoid arthritis [0.03%]
自身免疫性疾病、身体活动和训练（特别是针对类风湿性关节炎）
R J Shephard,P N Shek
R J Shephard
Rheumatoid arthritis arises from a reaction of the immune system to normal body components, sometimes triggered by bacterial or viral infection. The synovia of affected joints are infiltrated by CD4+, CD19-, and plasma cells. The synovial f...
Review
Exercise immunology review. 1997:3:53-67. DOI: 1997
Vitamin C, neutrophil function, and upper respiratory tract infection risk in distance runners: the missing link [0.03%]
维生素C、中性粒细胞功能与耐力运动员上呼吸道感染风险的关联
E M Peters-Futre
E M Peters-Futre
Moderate submaximal exercise results in neutrophilia and enhanced phagocytic and oxidative capacity of neutrophils. It has been hypothesized, however, that during intensive exercise and periods of intensive training this pro-oxidative effec...
Review
Exercise immunology review. 1997:3:32-52. DOI: 1997
D König,A Berg,C Weinstock et al.
D König et al.
The immunologic response to exercise comprises numerous alterations within the immune system, but how these processes are regulated is still largely unknown. Exercise-related immunological changes include signs of inflammation, such as rele...
Review
Exercise immunology review. 1997:3:1-31. DOI: 1997