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da Costa et al. 2011 [49] , soccer
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10 trained male soccer players, age 18.3 ± 0.7 years
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TPAP, MDA, CK, LOOH
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Blood samples before, during, and after a Loughborough Intermittent Shuttle Test (LIST)
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Immediately after the test athletes had: ↓TPAP, ↑MDA, CK, ↔LOOH
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Dane et al. 2008, [46], athletics
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19 controls, age 18.8 ± 1.9 years, and 20 male runners, age 18.6 ± 2.0 years
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MDA, GPx, SOD
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Pre- and post-running on a treadmill
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Runners after test had: ↔MDA, GPx, SOD
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Djordjevic et al. 2010 [9], handball
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24 male young handball players, age 16.1 ± 0.6 years
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O2−, H2O2, GSH, CAT, TBARS, SOD, NO2
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Blood samples pre- and post a graded exercise test (GXT) on a bicycle ergometer
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Post-test athletes had: ↑TBARS, NO2, O2−, H2O2 ↓SOD, CAT, GSH
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Djordjevic et al. 2012 [47], handball
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58 adolescent males and 19 control, age 16–19 years
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O2−, H2O2, NO2, SOD, TBARS, CAT, GSH
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Blood samples pre- and post of a graded exercise test (GXT) on a bicycle
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At rest athletes displayed: ↑NO2, SOD, CAT, GSH, ↓TBARS, ↔ O2−, H2O2. Post-test athletes had: ↓O, ↔TBARS, CAT, GSH, SOD, NO2−, H2O2
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Escobar et al. 2009 [30], soccer
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18 adolescent males, age 17.0 ± 0.5 years
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SOD, CAT TBARS, PC
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Pre- and post-10× (2 × 200 m) sprints with 30 s rest between each 200 and a 90-s rest after two consecutive sprints
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After the test, athletes had: ↑TBARS, PC, SOD, CAT
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Hammouda et al. 2012 [31], soccer
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18 male football players, age 17.5 ± 0.4 years
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Bilirubin, UA, TAS
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Blood samples were collected 5 min before and 3 min after a 30 s Wingate test
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After exercise athletes had: ↑UA, TBIL, TAS
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Hamurcu et al. 2010 [50], wrestling
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18 adolescent males and 18 controls, age 13–15 years
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8-OHdG, NO, PON1
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Pre- and post of 1.5 h of wrestling exercise
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After test wrestlers had: ↑NO, ↔PON1, 8-OHdG
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Inal et al. 2000 [32], swimming
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5 males and 4 females and 6 males and 10 females for 100 and 800 m swim, age 15–21 years
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GSH, GPx, CAT
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Measures pre-, post-, 20 min post, and 40 min post 100 m and 800 m swimming tests
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After both swim tests, athletes had: ↑GPx, CAT, ↓GSH
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Kabasakalis et al. 2014 [33], swimming
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15 adolescent males and 15 females, age 14–18 years
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8-OHdG, MDA, PC, GSH, UA, bilirubin
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Pre-, post-, 1 h, 24 h post-2000 m continuous and 6 × 50 m intermittent maximal swim
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Male swimmers had: ↑MDA both trials, ↓GSH 24 h post both trials, ↑UA, bilirubin 24 h intermittent test, ↔ PC
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Kabasakalis et al. 2019 [51], swimming
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16 males, age 15.9 ± 1.0 years, and 16 female swimmers, age 15.4 ± 1.0 years
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Irisin, GSH, TAC, 8-OHdG
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Pre- and post of two sets of 4 × 50 m maximal freestyle swimming separated by 10 min
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In pooled males and females: ↑GSH, TAC at post 1 and at post 2 trials
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Kyparos et al. 2009 [35], rowing
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19 international level rowers, 18.5 ± 0.9 years
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GSH, GSSG, TAC, CAT, TBARS, PC
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Blood samples pre- and post a simulated 2000 m rowing race, on a rowing ergometer
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After test rowers had: ↓GSH/GSSG ↔GSH, ↑GSSG, TBARS, PC, TAC, CAT
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Kurkcu et al., 2010 [34], basketball
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7 adolescent females and 55 male adolescents, age 15.3 ± 1.8 years
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TAS, OSI, TOS, LOOH
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Pre- and post a circuit exercise program
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After the exercise program, athletes had: ↑TOS, OSI, ↓TAS, ↔LOOH
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Maric 2018 [52], basketball
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12 female athletes, age 17.8 ± 4.1 years
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TBARS, GSH, CAT, SOD, O2−, H2O2, NO
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Pre- and post a continuous or HIIT aerobic training (high-intensity interval training)
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After continuous: ↓NO, TBARS, CAT. After HIIT: NO, ↑CAT
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Nikolaidis 2007 [24], swimming
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11 adolescent males and 11 females, age 11–13 years
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GSH, GSSG, TBARS, PC, TAC
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Pre- and post of 12 bouts of 50 m swimming at 70–75 %, with 1 min rest periods
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Post-test, in both genders: ↓GSH, GSH: GSSG, ↑GSSG, TBARS, CAT, PC, TAC
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Otocka-Kmiecik et al. 2010 [42], n/a
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32 physically active adolescents, age 18.4 ± 2.6 years
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PON, FRAP, ARE, UA, bilirubin, TBARS
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All participants completed a maximal exercise on a treadmill
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After the test sportsmen had: ↑UA, FRAP, ↔ PON, ARE, bilirubin
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Otocka-Kmiecik et al. 2014 [48], n/a
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26 physically active and 20 sedentary adolescents, age 17.0 ± 1.0 years
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PON, FRAP, UA, bilirubin, TBARS, ARE
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Participants performed a maximal exercise on a treadmill
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After test physical active adolescents had: ↑UA, FRAP, ↔ PON, ARE, bilirubin
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Sopic et al. 2014 [53], soccer
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16 soccer players, age 18.1 ± 0.3 years
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O2−, MDA, SH, TAS, TOS, PAB
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Pre- and after a single soccer training
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After a single training, athletes had: ↓SH-groups, TOS, PAB, ↔O2, MDA, TAS
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Tauler et al. 2008 [43], swimming
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15 adolescent males, mean age of 16 years and 8 females, age of 14.7 years
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MDA, CI, various vitamins
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Pre- and post a swimming session
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After the session, swimmers had: ↔ PC both in boys and in girls, ↑MDA increased in boys
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Tian et al. 2010 [44], athletics
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12 adolescent males, age 16–17 years
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TBARS, GSH, UA, XO, SOD, CAT
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Pre-, post-, 2 h- ,4 h-, and 24 h- post of 21 km run
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Athletes had 2 h post: ↑UA, CAT; 4 h post: ↑UA, GSH, ↓XO; 24 h post: ↑TBARS, CAT
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Tong et al. 2013 [45], athletics
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10 adolescent runners, age 15.5 ± 1.3 years
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TBARS, XO, CAT, GSH, SOD, T-AOC
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Pre- and post a 21-km run, twice a year
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At preseason and post 21 km run, athletes had: ↓TBARS, SOD, ↔XO, CAT, T-AOC, GSH
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Zalavras et al. 2015 [26], athletics
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13 trained (TAD) and 11 untrained (UAD) adolescents, age 14.1 ± 1.1 years and 14.8 ± 0.9 years, respectively
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TAC, GSH, CAT, TBARS, PC, UA, bilirubin
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Athletes were monitored at pre-, post-, and 1 h post of a maximal test at the beginning of the season, after 6 (mid) and after 11 months (post) of training
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After test at pre-season, athletes had: post and 1 h post ↑PC, TBARS, UA, bilirubin, only post ↑CAT, TAC, and ↔GSH
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