The gradient cycling-exercise protocol initiating from 60 W (pedal frequency = 60 rpm) was adopted for determining VO2max. Power output was elevated by 40 and 20 W every 2 min for men and women until exhaustion. In our test period, HR and VO2 were determined by using an HR monitor (H12, Polar, Finland) and gas metabolism analyzer (Quark-PFT, COSMED, Rome, Italy), respectively. VO2max represented the greatest mean values in 30 s.
Enzymatic assay
The enzymatic assay is a laboratory instrument used to measure the activity or concentration of specific enzymes in a sample. It provides a quantitative analysis of the enzyme's catalytic function without making interpretations or extrapolations about its intended use.
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Comprehensive Metabolic and Fitness Assessment
The gradient cycling-exercise protocol initiating from 60 W (pedal frequency = 60 rpm) was adopted for determining VO2max. Power output was elevated by 40 and 20 W every 2 min for men and women until exhaustion. In our test period, HR and VO2 were determined by using an HR monitor (H12, Polar, Finland) and gas metabolism analyzer (Quark-PFT, COSMED, Rome, Italy), respectively. VO2max represented the greatest mean values in 30 s.
Enzymatic Quantification of Plasma Amylase
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