Effect of Aerobic stress on responding some protein and cholesterol variables in blood serum

The research studied the effect of aerobic stress in responding some variables of proteins and cholesterol in blood serum on ten students from Physical Education College /first stage/University of Mosul. Procedures of the present research included pre-test and post-test for (3000m) running and at recovery period (3 minutes)After exercise on some variables in blood serum (total protein, albumin, globulin and cholesterol). The results of the research showed a significant increase in albumin and cholesterol in post-aerobic test in comparing with pre-aerobic test except globulin which decreased in post-aerobic test. There was a significant difference in post-aerobic test in comparing with post-recovery test. Also, a significant difference occurred in albumin and cholesterol in post-recovery test in comparing with pre-aerobic test except globulin which was low in post-recovery.