ライフサイエンスコーパス: serum corticosterone

1 e BALB/cJ mice showed a fivefold increase in serum corticosterone.

2 icular nucleus with a concurrent increase in serum corticosterone.

3 Serum corticosterone (a systemic marker of stress and an

4 ose of corticosterone, which did not elevate serum corticosterone, acted synergistically with sodium

5 lateral vagotomy and was not associated with serum corticosterone alterations.

6 nduced brain levels of 3alpha,5alpha-THP and serum corticosterone, although gender, gonadectomy and h

7 Saccharin preference, nest building, serum corticosterone and fecal corticosterone metabolite

8 trophin-1) also potentiated the elevation of serum corticosterone and IL-6 levels induced by IL-1.

9 o stresses were observed including increased serum corticosterone and increased dopamine metabolism i

10 l stress-predictive cues exhibited increased serum corticosterone and significantly greater reinstate

11 dator of the rat, on fear-induced behaviors, serum corticosterone, and central dopamine metabolism.

12 Also, they displayed higher levels of blood serum corticosterone, as well as decreased body weight.

13 one in situ showed a significant increase in serum corticosterone associated with visceral hyperalges

14 ic stress response by developing an aberrant serum corticosterone circadian rhythm.

15 n, both PBS and OVA-exposed dams had similar serum corticosterone concentration at the start (GD2) an

16 SF, but not RAS manipulation, elevated serum corticosterone concentration.

17 entrations and IGF-I significantly decreased serum corticosterone concentrations.

18 l axis activation, as indicated by a rise in serum corticosterone concentrations.

19 rleukin-6 (IL-6) potentiate the elevation of serum corticosterone induced by suboptimal doses of inte

20 Fasting increased basal serum corticosterone; leptin treatment blunted this incr

21 raint stress and a slower descending rate in serum corticosterone level during a 30-min post-stress p

22 sults suggest that the chronically increased serum corticosterone levels contribute to the diabetes o

23 While AED did not antagonize the elevated serum corticosterone levels following acute infection, A

24 Serum corticosterone levels in pregnant mice were signif

25 Further, stress elevated serum corticosterone levels in rats that received vehicl

26 Serum corticosterone levels increased with fasting, and

27 The potentiation of IL-1-induced serum corticosterone levels is not a consequence of the

28 w that acute cold stress leading to elevated serum corticosterone levels neither induces LTP-like inc

29 However, the behavior and the serum corticosterone levels of non-stressed SSTCre:gamma

30 Moreover, serum corticosterone levels predicted expression of brai

31 citation across an extended trial range, and serum corticosterone levels were evaluated in response t

32 Serum corticosterone levels were higher in male and fema

33 Serum corticosterone levels were measured and adrenal gl

34 total percentage DNA methylation levels and serum corticosterone levels, whereas F3 males showed Pb-

35 d ACTH-secreting tumors and further elevated serum corticosterone levels.

36 mal stress response as evidenced by elevated serum corticosterone levels.

37 f diabetes, the A-ZIP/F-1 mouse has elevated serum corticosterone levels.

38 pression for IL-1beta and IL-6 and increased serum corticosterone levels.

39 social deficits are associated with elevated serum corticosterone levels; however, in the F2 and F3 g

40 Serum corticosterone measured in trunk blood from rats w

41 Increased levels of serum corticosterone, part of the stress response, accom

42 Ank3+/- mice also exhibited elevated serum corticosterone, suggesting that reduced Ank3 expre

43 fact, in IL-6 deficient mice, IL-1 increased serum corticosterone to a level comparable to that obser

44 Surprisingly, a temporal rise in serum corticosterone was also dependent on TLR4 signalin

45 Basal secretion of serum corticosterone was not distinguished by genotype;