Long-term swimming training modifies acute immune cell response to a high-intensity session.

José P Morgado Cristina P Monteiro Catarina Nunes Matias Joana Francisca Reis Júlia TelesMaria José LairesFrancisco José Bessone Alves

Published in: European journal of applied physiology (2018)

The training cycle induced an attenuated immune change immediately after exercise and a less efficient recovery of total lymphocytes, involving an accentuated CD19+ decrease. The concomitant higher URS frequency suggests a potential immune depression and a longer interval of susceptibility to infection.

Keyphrases

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