Reasons for performing study: Intense physical exercise can induce the degranulation of
neutrophils leading to an increase in plasma concentration of the neutrophil marker …

Reasons for performing study: Intensive exercise induces a systemic inflammatory response
characterised by an increase of blood neutrophil count and myeloperoxidase (MPO) …

Reason for performing study: In man, exercise of any type has been shown to induce
neutrophil degranulation and respiratory burst activity, as well as an increase in plasma …

Exercise in horses induces neutrophil degranulation and subsequent increases in plasma
myeloperoxidase concentrations (MPO). It is not known whether this response is affected by …

The strangulated intestinal pathologies of horses are accompanied by a local activation of
the neutrophils, that can be revealed by measuring the tissular enzymatic activity of the …

The effects of single bouts of moderate (30 to 40 per cent VO2max) and high (115 per cent
VO2max) intensity exercise on equine peripheral blood leucocyte function were evaluated …

Equine inflammatory disease is accompanied by a neutrophil activation resulting in the
release of granulocytic enzyme myeloperoxidase (MPO). To measure MPO in horse plasma …

Reasons for performing study: Intense exercise in horses induces an increase of creatine
kinase (CK) and stimulation of neutrophils which release the strong oxidant enzyme …

Objective—To evaluate the effects of a standardized exercise test to exhaustion in horses on
leukocyte function ex vivo. Animals—6 Thoroughbred geldings. Procedures—Blood …

Six trained Standardbred trotters exercised on a racetrack on 2 days with a 3‐day interval.
On both exercise days the horses trotted three different exercise bouts with increasing …