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The effects of alternating magnetic field on the biomechanic, bioelectrical, biochemical and histological parameters of streptozotocin-induced diabetic rat soleus and extensor digitorum longus

2006
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ABSTRACTThe Effects Of Alternating Magnetic Field On The Biomechanic, Bioelectrical,Biochemical and Histological Parameters Of Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetic Rat Soleusand Extensor Digitorum Longus MusclesFor the biomechanical and histological studies, Wistar type albino rats, theaverage weight of which ranged from 250-350 grams were used (n=80). Half of the ratswere injected with 45 mg/kg streptozotocin (STZ) solved in 0,1 M cold citrate buffersolution (pH=4,5) in the jugular veins. The other half were injected with 0,1 M cold citratebuffer of the same volume mentioned. Half of the diabetic group was left in Helmholtzcoil within a magnetic field of 50 Hz frequency and 1,5 mT strength for 165 minute longeveryday for one month. Half of the healthy group, -injected with citrate buffer-, wasexposed to the MMF at the same time everyday. After a month, the blood was taken fromthe intracardiac to determine the biochemical values. After decapitation, biomechanicaland bioelectrical measurements of Soleus and Extensor Digitirum Longus (EDL)muscles, and histological features of the Soleus and EDL muscles for the electronmicroscopic studies (EM) were studied.In addition bioelectrical measurements, resting membrane potential (RMP),muscle action potential (MAP), depolarization and repolarization time, muscle actionpotential integral, depolarization and repolarization rate were measured. The parametersof the experimental groups were analyzed through statistical tests.Finally, results showed that the magnetic field indirectly decreased weight loss indiabetic rats. Increasing muscle twitch force decreased before fatigue but there was noaffect on the muscle twitch force after fatigue. Furthermore, there was only a littlerecovery in resting membrane potential, but this was a statistically significant recovery.The finding also revealed that MF decreased the development of blood glucose, totalcholesterol, HDL and LDL cholesterol and triglyceride. Modulation MF mademeasurements of the table break down by the normal, but they were not close to thecontrol group. A further study involving a higher MF, frequency, shape and applicationtime may be investigated in order to produce more reliable results.KEYWORDS: AC magnetic field, soleus, extensor digitorum longus, rat,streptozotocin

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Aykut Pelit

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Aykut Pelit (Doctorate thesis). The effects of alternating magnetic field on the biomechanic, bioelectrical, biochemical and histological parameters of streptozotocin-induced diabetic rat soleus and extensor digitorum longus, 2006, Çukurova University.

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