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Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease by Race American Heart Association

Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease American Heart Association

Clean Artery Clean Artery Fatty Steaks Fibrous Plaque Clinical Lesion NATURAL HISTORY OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS

Lumen Subendothelial Space

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH Lumen ↑NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasodilation Nitric Oxide

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH Lumen ↑NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasodilation Oxidative Stress O2-O2- ONOO -

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH ↓NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasodilation Oxidative Stress O2-O2- ↓NO ONOO -

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH ↓NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasoconstriction Oxidative Stress O2-O2- ↓NO ONOO -

Ross, New England Journal of Medicine, 340: , 1999.

ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION VASODILATION

Shear Stress PI-3-Kinase Oxygen L-Arginine NADPH Oxygen L-Arginine NADPH Nitric Oxide Nitric Oxide eNOS Cofactors

VASODILATION Shear Stress PI-3-Kinase Oxygen L-Arginine NADPH Oxygen L-Arginine NADPH Nitric Oxide Nitric Oxide eNOS Cofactors NO i cGMP ↓Ca ++

ARTERIAL HEALTH Flow-Mediated Dilation Pre

ARTERIAL HEALTH Flow-Mediated Dilation = 8% Pre Post 4.1 mm 4.7 mm

Faulx, et al, American Heart Journal 145: , 2003 Iiyama, et al. American Heart Journal 132: , 1996 Hashimoto, et al. International Journal of Obesity: Relar Metab Disord 22: , Caballero, A.E., Obesity Research 11: , Celermajer,et al. J Am Coll Cardiol 24: , Faulx, et al, American Heart Journal 145: , 2003 Iiyama, et al. American Heart Journal 132: , 1996 Hashimoto, et al. International Journal of Obesity: Relar Metab Disord 22: , Caballero, A.E., Obesity Research 11: , Celermajer,et al. J Am Coll Cardiol 24: , 1994.

Hasimoto, et al. Circulation 92: , Apparently Healthy

Woo, et al, International Journal of Obesity 28: , 2004 Children

Celermajer,et al. J Am Coll Cardiol 24: , Aging

Hashimoto, et al. International Journal of Obesity: Relar Metab Disord 22: , Overweight & Obesity

Iiyama, et al. American Heart Journal 132: , 1996 Hypertension

Caballero, A.E., Obesity Research 11: , Diabetes

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH ↓NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasoconstriction Oxidative Stress O2-O2- ↓NO ONOO - O2-O2-

Celemajer, D, et al Circulation 88: , 1999 Endothelial Function of Smokers

Celemajer, D, et al Circulation 88: , 1999 Endothelial Function of Smokers

OXIDATIVE STRESS IN OBESITY Davi, et al. JAMA 288: , 2002

OXIDATIVE STRESS FOLLOWING MAXIMAL EXERCISE Vincent, et al. Med Sci Sport Sci, 37: , 2005.

Tsai, et al. Clinical Science 106: , 2004 Anderson, et al, Atherosclerosis 154: , 2001 Ceriello, et al, Circulation 106: , 2002 Tsai, et al. Clinical Science 106: , 2004 Anderson, et al, Atherosclerosis 154: , 2001 Ceriello, et al, Circulation 106: , 2002

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH Lumen ↑NO Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Resistance Acetylcholine Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasodilation

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH Lumen Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine ↓NO Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis ↑NO Vasodilation

NO L-arginine O 2 NADPH Lumen Subendothelial Space eNOS BH 4 PI-3 kinase Blood Flow Insulin Acetylcholine ↓NO Anti-Adhesion Anti-Coagulation Anti- Fibrolysis Vasoconstriction

Hamby et al, Diabetes Care 26: , 2003 Watts, et al, Journal Pediatrics 144: , 2004 Walsh, et al, JAP 95:20-25, 2003 Hamby et al, Diabetes Care 26: , 2003 Watts, et al, Journal Pediatrics 144: , 2004 Walsh, et al, JAP 95:20-25, 2003 EXERCISE IMPROVES ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION

VASODILATION i Maeda, et al. Life Sciences 69: , 2001 Eight weeks of training in healthy adults

Padilla, et al., European Journal of Applied Physiology, 98: , 2006

Padilla, et al. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise, in press.

Fly, et al. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise, in press.

Harris, et al, Obesity, 2008 Active & Inactive Overweight Men Active & Inactive Overweight Men FMD Response Treadmill Exercise Treadmill Exercise

High-Fat Meal  Oxidative Stress (  8 PG F2alpha)  Endothelial Function Single Physical Activity Session  NO bioavailability  Blood Flow Anti- inflammatory Myokine (  IL-6) Inflammatory Stress (  TNF-alpha) Antioxidant Defense (  SOD)  Insulin Resistance  Visceral Fat (  TNF-alpha)  Systemic Inflammation (  CRP) Habitual Physical Activity