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1 ol: Physical and ecological traits influence thermoregulatory ability and population trends.
2                   Finally, we tested whether thermoregulatory ability could explain species' demograp
3      We investigated which factors influence thermoregulatory ability in a subset of the Mediterranea
4                                              Thermoregulatory ability is impaired in persons with ele
5 social integration has a direct influence on thermoregulatory ability: individual animals that form a
6                                     The main thermoregulatory abnormality of Trpv1 KO mice was a diff
7 system mediates hypothalamic coordination of thermoregulatory activity and is a primary regulator of
8 central modulatory effect governing efferent thermoregulatory activity in humans.
9 aneous vasodilatation by inhibiting efferent thermoregulatory activity in humans.
10 ripheral (i.e. effector organ) modulation of thermoregulatory activity.
11               Although genetic selection for thermoregulatory adaptation is frequently presumed to be
12 and torpor, neurally regulated metabolic and thermoregulatory adaptations enable survival during peri
13         Although derived musculoskeletal and thermoregulatory adaptations for EPA in humans have been
14 it is hypothesized that cocaine also impairs thermoregulatory adjustments that mediate heat dissipati
15  sweat losses, and hypohydration negates the thermoregulatory advantages conferred by acclimation.
16                               Notably, this 'thermoregulatory afferent' pathway exists in parallel wi
17 ral basis for reduced air hunger perception, thermoregulatory and autonomic deficiencies in the syndr
18 eta-endorphin modulates the acute endocrine, thermoregulatory and behavioral response to a social con
19                   Experiment 1 addressed the thermoregulatory and cardiovascular concomitants of ultr
20                                   Ruling out thermoregulatory and immediate effects of social interac
21 ") prompted the current investigation of the thermoregulatory and locomotor effects of 4-MMC.
22 how that the cathinone analog 4-MMC exhibits thermoregulatory and locomotor properties that are disti
23 diotelemetry probes simultaneously monitored thermoregulatory and locomotor responses to various dose
24 rogen-sensitive MPA neurons in directing the thermoregulatory and metabolic responses to energy defic
25 n how trained women will respond from both a thermoregulatory and performance stand-point.
26                         In experiment 1, the thermoregulatory and psychomotor responses produced by M
27 Percher vs. flier flight-style, a trait with thermoregulatory and signaling consequences, has not yet
28 nd can be harnessed to differentiate between thermoregulatory and sleep-wake-driven effects in experi
29 The present results suggest that the blunted thermoregulatory and ventilatory responses to hypoxia in
30 both critical sites to regulate sympathetic, thermoregulatory BAT circuits.
31 d, little is known about the extent to which thermoregulatory behavior can be influenced by BAT therm
32 parative research suggests that yawning is a thermoregulatory behavior in homeotherms.
33 ey uncertainty is understanding whether such thermoregulatory behavior occurs in natural forest canop
34 findings indicate that the ability to adjust thermoregulatory behavior to compensate for enhanced met
35 motor and thermogenic capabilities influence thermoregulatory behavior under different task condition
36                              Through precise thermoregulatory behavior viviparous phrynosomatids are
37 blish a key link between neural activity and thermoregulatory behavior, elucidating the neural basis
38 itical neural mechanisms underlying flexible thermoregulatory behavior.
39 ated the incidence of yawning to other avian thermoregulatory behaviors in budgerigars (e.g., panting
40             This prediction was supported by thermoregulatory behaviors of lizards in outdoor arenas
41 ng was also positively correlated with other thermoregulatory behaviors.
42 and determine whether seasonal trade-offs in thermoregulatory behaviour shape thermal performance and
43 ctotherms can rely on water availability and thermoregulatory behaviour to buffer constraints along t
44 udy underscores the importance of individual thermoregulatory behaviours for understanding species' v
45               Species also differed in their thermoregulatory behaviours, with some - such as the Rin
46 ctively during cold exposure, gaining little thermoregulatory benefit from the presence of multiple l
47 honeybee (Apis mellifera) protrudes with its thermoregulatory capabilities, which enables a nearly wo
48 ecific differences in water requirements and thermoregulatory capacity and thus sensitivity to climat
49 ents, amphibious mammals have expanded their thermoregulatory capacity at the expense of their olfact
50 ities synchronously associated with gains in thermoregulatory capacity in amphibious taxa sampled fro
51 The hindbrain may be capable of considerable thermoregulatory capacity independent of the hypothalamu
52 roduction is predicted to influence maternal thermoregulatory capacity, as are the size and compositi
53 ponses to temperature driving differences in thermoregulatory capacity.
54 ntial for advancing evidence-based equitable thermoregulatory care.
55 al subdivision of the medial preoptic area ('thermoregulatory center'), and the reticular thalamic nu
56 dian subregion of the preoptic area (POA), a thermoregulatory centre.
57  controlling glucose homoeostasis under this thermoregulatory challenge.
58 ic and amphibious mammals face olfactory and thermoregulatory challenges not generally encountered by
59 ergic (non-p5HT) cells recorded responded to thermoregulatory challenges that evoked an increase in B
60 xtracellularly from raphe cells during three thermoregulatory challenges that evoked an increase in B
61 he brain-mediated mechanisms involved in the thermoregulatory changes observed during lipopolysacchar
62 DMH augment our understanding of the central thermoregulatory circuitry in non-torpid mammals.
63 iceptors, which transduce signals to central thermoregulatory circuits and release proinflammatory fa
64 rgetically costly; thus, it is critical that thermoregulatory circuits are modulated by signals of en
65 istent with the current understanding of BAT thermoregulatory circuits from the DMH/DHA and mPOA.
66 set as well as experiments designed to probe thermoregulatory circuits in zebrafish.
67 ospectra of sympathetic discharges supplying thermoregulatory circulation but not those influencing t
68 ical sympathetic motor rhythm regulating the thermoregulatory circulation of the rat tail (T-rhythm;
69 ere we investigated whether nerves supplying thermoregulatory circulations share common rhythmic disc
70               The central neural circuits of thermoregulatory cold defense have been recently unravel
71 n of key neurons in the central pathways for thermoregulatory cold defense is sufficient to induce a
72 key area of the central nervous pathways for thermoregulatory cold defense, by means of repeated micr
73  to the hypercapnic ventilatory response and thermoregulatory cold defense.
74 spinal somatosensory neurons directly to the thermoregulatory command center, the preoptic area (POA)
75 spinal somatosensory neurons directly to the thermoregulatory command center, the preoptic area.
76 s of top-down versus bottom-up processes and thermoregulatory constraints.
77 dissect brain-body interactions required for thermoregulatory control and examine how coordination be
78 e anterior hypothalamus (POAH), an important thermoregulatory control center in the brain.
79 ll mechanisms involved in cardiovascular and thermoregulatory control during SI, the present study sh
80                        However, this refined thermoregulatory control is often challenged by external
81                                              Thermoregulatory control is sometimes impaired by seriou
82              The effect of opioids on normal thermoregulatory control is well established.
83 ly, men with a PFO appear to have a shift in thermoregulatory control to higher internal temperatures
84   Neuraxial anaesthesia also impairs central thermoregulatory control, and prevents vasoconstriction
85  serotonin (5-HT) neurons to respiratory and thermoregulatory control.
86           Here we quantify energy output and thermoregulatory costs in partially migratory common bla
87  diurnality under natural conditions reduces thermoregulatory costs in small burrowing mammals like m
88 ntributed to species' declines by simulating thermoregulatory costs in the Mojave Desert for 50 bird
89           Here, we explore the potential for thermoregulatory costs to underlie the community collaps
90 hicks (i.e., warmer temperatures that reduce thermoregulatory costs).
91 ding season, driven by a combination of high thermoregulatory costs, diving activity, colony attendan
92  the year in the UK when birds have elevated thermoregulatory costs.
93                                              Thermoregulatory cutaneous vasodilatation (VD) is attenu
94 bient temperatures and can be explained by a thermoregulatory defect that leads to an increase in mot
95 e protein--containing nerves or some central thermoregulatory defect.
96                                    The major thermoregulatory defences in humans are sweating, arteri
97 stically express REM sleep when the need for thermoregulatory defense is minimized.
98 uscles and vital organs, because of enhanced thermoregulatory demand for skin blood flow coupled with
99              This study reports testing of a thermoregulatory device-'Thermal Jacket' that includes a
100  is a more sensitive indicator for detecting thermoregulatory differences across biomes.
101                         Here we leverage the thermoregulatory differences between mice and hibernatin
102 apeutic target for sympathetic hyperactivity thermoregulatory disorders.
103               Hypothalamic abnormalities and thermoregulatory dysfunction against a milieu of decreas
104 cacy in rat models of ovariectomized-induced thermoregulatory dysfunction and morphine dependent flus
105 lemetric rat model of ovariectomized-induced thermoregulatory dysfunction and were efficacious at ora
106 has suggested that mirtazapine can alleviate thermoregulatory dysfunction by blocking 5-HT(2A) recept
107 2A) receptor blockade appeared to exacerbate thermoregulatory dysfunction in OVX rats.
108 iol, alleviates hot flushes in rat models of thermoregulatory dysfunction of the brain.
109 lemetric rat model of ovariectomized-induced thermoregulatory dysfunction, a mouse p-phenylquinone (P
110                         Menopause-associated thermoregulatory dysfunction, including hot flushes and
111           In the morphine-dependent model of thermoregulatory dysfunction, mirtazapine (10 mg/kg, i.p
112 us in animal models of depression, pain, and thermoregulatory dysfunction.
113 sed in two rat models of ovariectomy-induced thermoregulatory dysfunction.
114  in two rodent models of ovariectomy-induced thermoregulatory dysfunction.
115 interventions in subjects without underlying thermoregulatory dysfunction.
116 growth in iron-depleted medium abrogated the thermoregulatory effect, with high-level expression at b
117 ween output of thermointegrative centers and thermoregulatory effector responses rather than processi
118 es the thermosensory information and outputs thermoregulatory effector signals.
119 lation of body temperature, we evaluated the thermoregulatory effects of ablating KNDy neurons by inj
120 or activation plays a permissive role in the thermoregulatory effects of methanandamide.
121 109A, fully recapitulated the somnogenic and thermoregulatory effects of nicotinic acid suggesting th
122 n TAAR1 function in aversive, locomotor, and thermoregulatory effects that are important to consider
123 hat did not produce accompanying sedative or thermoregulatory effects that could concomitantly influe
124 y a dense array of triangular hairs with two thermoregulatory effects.
125                                 However, the thermoregulatory explanation for hair loss was supported
126 mals is not solely due to metabolic rate and thermoregulatory factors.
127  a profound effect on the development of the thermoregulatory febrile response.
128     This butterfly's wing melanization has a thermoregulatory function and changes seasonally.
129                                     However, thermoregulatory function during a controlled heat stres
130 ts a central and/or peripheral modulation of thermoregulatory function in humans.
131                           To corroborate its thermoregulatory function, we also related the incidence
132 its hair-producing, protective, sensory, and thermoregulatory functions.
133 ory organs implicated in either olfactory or thermoregulatory functions.
134 considered delta(13)C-derived carbon source, thermoregulatory group, and season.
135 s mediated by high-protein crops, but not by thermoregulatory habitat at the scale examined.
136 ons receive the most attention in studies of thermoregulatory homeostasis, but we demonstrated here t
137 nd moonlight (a proxy for predation risk) on thermoregulatory homeostasis.
138                     A thermodynamic model of thermoregulatory huddling interactions between endotherm
139  of ambient temperatures over which adaptive thermoregulatory huddling will emerge.
140 clear evidence that alpha-1 AR activation of thermoregulatory hypothalamic neurons will result in a r
141 val was not influenced by activity levels or thermoregulatory indices.
142 orpid rat, either exclusion of the canonical thermoregulatory integrator in the preoptic hypothalamus
143 x gene, ttx-3, functions in the antagonistic thermoregulatory interneuron AIY ().
144 a and help optimize allocation of additional thermoregulatory interventions.
145 nse is replaced by a new, emerging paradigm, thermoregulatory inversion (TI), an alternative homeosta
146 te has been identified - a phenomenon called thermoregulatory inversion.
147                                     Previous thermoregulatory investigations proposed that an endogen
148   Previously, we showed that activation of a thermoregulatory ion channel, transient receptor potenti
149 epRb neurons in the DMH/DHA and mPOA mediate thermoregulatory leptin action.
150         We posit that these newly identified thermoregulatory macrophages may broaden our view of imm
151 echniques opens up new pathways to realizing thermoregulatory materials and provides an innovative wa
152                                   Additional thermoregulatory measures may be needed to increase the
153 cool sensory signals from the skin is a core thermoregulatory mechanism within the POA that is essent
154 lations, and biochemical analyses unveil the thermoregulatory mechanisms and dynamics of increased re
155                                   Therefore, thermoregulatory mechanisms engaged during moderate cool
156        In menopausal women, dysregulation of thermoregulatory mechanisms leads to hot flushes and nig
157 y, and species' relative reliance on the two thermoregulatory mechanisms of wing adjustment versus mi
158 l for required cool housing temperatures and thermoregulatory mechanisms to influence the interpretat
159 s produces effects on drinking and autonomic thermoregulatory mechanisms, providing a structural basi
160 of pharmacologically induced hypothermia and thermoregulatory mechanisms.
161  block measures of METH neurotoxicity by non-thermoregulatory mechanisms.
162 n selection should drive local adaptation of thermoregulatory mechanisms.
163 d in the Tb setting through afferents to the thermoregulatory median preoptic nucleus (MnPO).
164 sent study, we tested whether induction of a thermoregulatory-mediated increase in tissue blood flow,
165                    We test hypotheses of how thermoregulatory mode, environmental temperature, protec
166                     These findings support a thermoregulatory model of vasomotor symptoms.
167                              However, recent thermoregulatory models have postulated that increased a
168 ve sport and protective clothing, as well as thermoregulatory models.
169 ggshell pigmentation may have been shaped by thermoregulatory needs.
170 intain core body temperature in mammals, CNS thermoregulatory networks respond to cold exposure by in
171 ons regulate life-sustaining respiratory and thermoregulatory networks, and demonstrates a noninvasiv
172 to prevalent models, providing a new view on thermoregulatory neural circuits.
173 d is required for the function of AIZ in the thermoregulatory neural network.
174 of a TRPV1 receptor antagonist, A-889425, on thermoregulatory neurons in the medial preoptic area of
175 1 receptors indirectly modulates activity of thermoregulatory neurons in the mPOA in a manner that is
176                                              Thermoregulatory neurons in the preoptic area of the ant
177                                              Thermoregulatory neurons of the median preoptic nucleus
178 ch as the hypothalamus, which is the site of thermoregulatory neurons, is critical for the febrile re
179 on the brown adipose tissue activity through thermoregulatory nuclei such as the dorsomedial nucleus
180 ons that receive synaptic input from several thermoregulatory nuclei.
181  and release of selective constraints on the thermoregulatory-olfaction trade-off in amphibious speci
182 ion has a communicative function, not just a thermoregulatory one.
183  We don't know the limitations of the bear's thermoregulatory or swimming capabilities in Arctic wate
184                       In humans, the dynamic thermoregulatory organ, comprised of 2-4 million sweat g
185 l insight for clinical trials evaluating the thermoregulatory outcomes of septic patients with hypert
186 hich is thought to contain neurons providing thermoregulatory output to effectors.
187  for the function of this interneuron in the thermoregulatory pathway.
188  induces the TI state through an alternative thermoregulatory pathway.
189 sory reflex circuit within the mammalian CNS thermoregulatory pathways and support the potential for
190 hough it is generally assumed that the major thermoregulatory pathways are well understood, here we d
191 king current concepts concerning the central thermoregulatory pathways based on the MnPO(EP3R) neuron
192 cyclooxygenase (COX)/prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) thermoregulatory pathways, observed in rodents, present
193 ext with a specific temperature by combining thermoregulatory Pavlovian conditioning with engram-labe
194 distribution of thermal resources constrains thermoregulatory performance over space and time.
195                                To assess the thermoregulatory performance, this protocol uses non-inv
196          This study aimed at determining the thermoregulatory phenotype of mice lacking transient rec
197 In summary, Trpv1 KO mice possess a distinct thermoregulatory phenotype, which is coupled with a pred
198 is parameter can be used to characterize the thermoregulatory phenotypes of endotherms on a spectrum
199                          Herein, we combined thermoregulatory physiology and cryoelectron microscopy
200 skeletal muscle and brown adipose tissue, in thermoregulatory physiology is less well understood.
201 s expand our knowledge on sex differences in thermoregulatory physiology.
202 optimal body temperatures, achieving greater thermoregulatory precision in spring and summer when env
203  performance were higher during seasons when thermoregulatory precision was high.
204               This biological solution for a thermoregulatory problem may lead to the development of
205 to those of MDMA and METH, direct effects on thermoregulatory processes and locomotor activity are li
206 pine is not a likely mechanism for restoring thermoregulatory processes in OVX rats.
207 eurons within a neural network dedicated for thermoregulatory processes.
208  developed a composite material with tunable thermoregulatory properties.
209 during both central nervous system-mediated, thermoregulatory reflex responses to whole-body heat str
210 entially constitutes the afferent arm of the thermoregulatory reflex that is triggered by cutaneous s
211 e preoptic area and anterior hypothalamus, a thermoregulatory region that integrates central and peri
212 c area (POA) of the hypothalamus, a critical thermoregulatory region.
213 ing prostaglandin E(2) (PGE(2)) synthesis in thermoregulatory regions of the preoptic area and anteri
214 tion, likely relating to colony segregation, thermoregulatory requirements, and foraging opportunitie
215 ntributed to meeting the elevated metabolic (thermoregulatory) requirements and fetal growth rates as
216 ntitative real-time PCR, we investigated the thermoregulatory response for representative genes in ea
217 solution of the van der Pol equation and the thermoregulatory response in the data that has a stochas
218       Most reported examples of this type of thermoregulatory response involve behavioral fevering.
219 er, in hibernation or torpor, this canonical thermoregulatory response is replaced by a new, emerging
220  and EP4 receptors all may contribute to the thermoregulatory response to PGE2, but each may have a d
221 uclease protection analysis showed that this thermoregulatory response was rapid as evidenced by the
222 somal protein S5, were shown to disrupt this thermoregulatory response, allowing papBA transcription
223  degrees C) cold exposure did not affect the thermoregulatory responses (deep body and tail skin temp
224 n addition, they indicate sex differences in thermoregulatory responses and will inform the design of
225                  To test the hypothesis that thermoregulatory responses are attenuated in such patien
226 POINTS: Visceral thermoreceptors that modify thermoregulatory responses are widely accepted in animal
227         Visceral thermoreceptors that modify thermoregulatory responses are widely accepted in animal
228 ed the patterns of Fos distribution with the thermoregulatory responses elicited by the LPS.
229 s play a key role in mediating the sleep and thermoregulatory responses of nicotinic acid.
230                                   We studied thermoregulatory responses of ten well-trained ( VO2max
231                         ABSTRACT: We studied thermoregulatory responses of ten well-trained [VO2 max
232 ore, humid heat affects both performance and thermoregulatory responses to a greater extent than OCP
233 e that TRPA1 channels do not drive autonomic thermoregulatory responses to cold in rodents.
234  the hypothesis that motion sickness affects thermoregulatory responses to cooling in humans.
235 heral leukocyte concentrations or behavioral thermoregulatory responses to infection.
236  of LPS inflammation, it should mediate both thermoregulatory responses to LPS.
237 s to manifest and integrate normal sleep and thermoregulatory responses to metabolic challenges.
238  of neural activity in the NRM should reduce thermoregulatory responses to peripheral thermal challen
239 ctivities under basal conditions, as well as thermoregulatory responses to severe heat and cold.
240 aglandins as mediators of the sleep-wake and thermoregulatory responses to various physiological chal
241                                        These thermoregulatory responses were associated with an incre
242  and (iii) the sudomotor but not behavioural thermoregulatory responses were impaired compared to mat
243  into the sweltering heat evokes a number of thermoregulatory responses, both autonomic (sweating) an
244 tructing 4 mouse chimeras and studying their thermoregulatory responses, we found that all 3 phases o
245                  These data indicate a novel thermoregulatory role for both IGF-1R and neuronal insul
246                                            A thermoregulatory role for human scalp hair has been prev
247                                          The thermoregulatory role of hypothalamic excitatory neurons
248  with increases in temperature, supporting a thermoregulatory role of UV pigmentation.
249 nd raise questions about the assumption of a thermoregulatory set point in humans, and our evolutiona
250 ergy balance can lead to regulated shifts in thermoregulatory set-points that support physiological a
251 tters and to instability in the hypothalamic thermoregulatory setpoint.
252           The teleological 'reason' for this thermoregulatory shift is unclear, but the shift of ~0.5
253 herefore, TRPV1-targeted compounds that lack thermoregulatory side effects may provide relief from pa
254 ally thought that the DMH contained a single thermoregulatory site that worked as a fever-hypothermia
255  unstudied and such factors as reproductive, thermoregulatory, social, and predator-avoidance behavio
256   Further, the reflex SSNA response to a non-thermoregulatory stimulus was preserved in older adults
257 eing, SSNA can be further increased by a non-thermoregulatory stimulus.
258 ill increasingly need to rely on behavioural thermoregulatory strategies to regulate body temperature
259 strates that tropical species employ diverse thermoregulatory strategies, which is also reflected in
260 marine predators diverge systematically with thermoregulatory strategy and water temperature, reflect
261 s such as mobility, diet specialization, and thermoregulatory strategy are central to understanding a
262  chain (benthic, pelagic, benthopelagic) and thermoregulatory strategy on trophic total Hg (THg) dyna
263 ation pose challenges for collecting resting thermoregulatory sweat for non-invasive analysis of body
264           Autonomic reflex screens (77%) and thermoregulatory sweat test (67%) confirmed sudomotor dy
265 gic, sudomotor and cardiovagal functions and Thermoregulatory Sweat Test (TST), from which the Compos
266 lunteers were dehydrated (2.2-5.8% B(m)) via thermoregulatory sweating.
267 the predominant subtypes in pupillomotor and thermoregulatory symptoms.
268             The remarkable plasticity of the thermoregulatory system allowed mammals to thrive in var
269                                        Their thermoregulatory system demonstrates remarkable adaptive
270 ion from skin thermoreceptors to the central thermoregulatory system is important for the defense of
271 ral systems produces adaptive changes in the thermoregulatory system that enable survival.
272 volume and respiratory rate by affecting the thermoregulatory system, causing specific airway resista
273 s normally tightly regulated by an effective thermoregulatory system.
274 ensors in this tiny ectotherm reminiscent of thermoregulatory systems in larger, endothermic animals.
275 view will further promote development of the thermoregulatory textile field in both academia and indu
276 laborate on typical smart passive and active thermoregulatory textiles considering current working me
277 try for the sustainable development of smart thermoregulatory textiles.
278 discuss the latest technological advances in thermoregulatory textiles.
279 set of arteriolar smooth muscle cells within thermoregulatory tissues.
280 en exercising in the heat: (i) a performance-thermoregulatory trade-off occurred that required behavi
281 ndividuals of these species: acclimate their thermoregulatory traits to maintain stable leaf temperat
282 ndividuals of three species acclimated their thermoregulatory traits, and three species increased the
283 omote surgical-wound infection by triggering thermoregulatory vasoconstriction, which decreases subcu
284 nt of both smaller (capillaries) and larger (thermoregulatory) vessels.

 
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