No effect of voluntary exercise on ovarian follicle in rats.

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The present study was to clarify the relationship between voluntary exercise and follicular growth or ovulation. Rats kept for 4 weeks in a rotating drum with free access to the wheel, food and water ran 2-12 km per day. The number of ova shed after superovulation treatments and the number of non-atretic follicles were not influenced by voluntary exercise. These experiments demonstrate that spontaneous voluntary exercise does not affect either the number of ova shed or the number of non-atretic follicles in superovulating rats or control rats.

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Kagabu, S., Mamba, K., & Makita, T. (1997). No effect of voluntary exercise on ovarian follicle in rats. Experimental Animals / Japanese Association for Laboratory Animal Science, 46(3), 247–250. https://doi.org/10.1538/expanim.46.247

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