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ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ ІМУНОФЕРМЕНТНОГО АНАЛІЗУ СЛИНИ В ОЦІНЦІ ФУНКЦІОНАЛЬНИХ РЕЗЕРВІВ ОРГАНІЗМУ В ЮНАЦЬКОМУ ВІЦІ
Authors: ЛЕВЧЕНКО В.А.
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Objective. We studied the possibility of the use of saliva enzyme immunoassay for the assessment of functional reserves at a young age by means of the study of the dynamics of testosterone-cortisol ratio in a stress-test.
Materials and methods. Young people aged 18-19 years (29 girls and 15 boys) with the different degrees of physical fitness were examined. We assessed a tolerance to physical load under conditions of a treadmill-test and maximal aerobic power. The basal levels of testosterone and cortisol, their dynamics, the ratio at height of stress test were determined in saliva by ELISA method with the application of the sets of Salivary Cortisol et Testosterone ELISA KIT (Germany).
Results. The indices of cortisol and testosterone in saliva were determined to be moderately increased in the young men and women who regularly were engaged in sport sections at height of treadmill test (11,73±0,63) MET and (11,07±0,69) MET, respectively. Declines in testosterone indices in the group of young people, both in boys and girls by 5.23% (p<0.05) and 11.84% (P<0.05) respectively, who were not engaged in physical training, were revealed on the background of the decreased tolerance to physical load (7,92±0,60) MET and (8,45±0,52) MET. At the same time the increase of cortisol at height of the stress test increased the result obtained in the first group. In the group of the girls with somatoform vegetative dysfunction, basal cortisol indices (5,42±0,31) pg/ml and testosterone (21,36±0,72) nmol/l were authentically lower than the results obtained in the girls of the first two groups. At height of the reached load the testosterone was decreased additionally (18,36±0,74) nmol/l (p<0.05) against the background of a significant increase of the cortisol indices (7,28±0,43) pg/ml (p<0,05). The revealed decrease in saliva testosterone-cortisol ratio at a low tolerance to a physical load may be a marker of the deterioration of functional reserves at a young age.