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. 2020 Apr 17;53(5):e9211. doi: 10.1590/1414-431X20209211

Table 1. Gasometric analysis results.

Variables Training
S T T-AG ET ET-AG
pH 7.36±0.03 7.33±0.03 7.30±0.04* 7.30±0.02* 7.26±0.01*
BE (mmol/L) -1.28±1.10 -2.78±0.55 -3.28±1.20 -2.88±2.10 -4.17±1.40*
HCO3 - (mmol/L) 23.82±1.23 23.72±1.28 23.64±0.96 24.60±1.51 24.98±1.74
pCO2 (mmHg) 41.18±3.47 45.02±2.48 45.12±3.07 50.33±2.7*# 49.92±2.32*
pO2 (mmHg) 58.99±5.37 53.81±2.34 56.10±5.45 55.03±4.00 56.78±5.82
SatO2 (%) 75.30±2.91 67.97±2.98 72.03±4.77 65.74±4.84* 64.96±7.27*

S: sedentary; T: trained; T-AG: trained and supplemented with alanyl-glutamine; ET: trained and subjected to an exhaustive test; ET-AG: trained group supplemented with alanyl-glutamine and subjected to an exhaustive test; BE: base excess; HCO3 -: bicarbonate; pCO2: carbon dioxide partial pressure; pO2: oxygen partial pressure: SatO2: oxygen saturation. Data are reported as means±SD. *P<0.05 compared to S group; #P<0.05 compared to T group (ANOVA followed by Bonferroni post hoc test).