➢ Quantificar insulina no soro dos animais para confirmar se a dieta induziu resistência à insulina (IR) seguido dos testes índice de Homa Beta e resistência à insulina.
➢ Realizar teste de predição metabólica usando o programa PICRUST
➢ Avaliar a concentração de AGCC e vitaminas tanto nas fezes quanto no soro do animal. ➢ Realizar (qPCR) de genes citocinas inflamatórias, hormônios e receptores do hospedeiro
localizados no tecido intestinal dos animas para tentar elucidar possíveis mecanismos que a dieta e o treinamento estão modulando a microbiota.
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