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Scientific Program
July 23
Opening Remarks (17:00- )
Osamu Shido (Co-Chair, 3rd PPTR Meeting; Shimane University, Japan)
Member Meeting (17:10-17:30)
Chair: Rudiger Gerstberger (Justus-Liebig-University, Giessen, Germany)
Opening Lecture (17:30-18:10)
“History and future of Body Temperature Regulation”
Chairs: Duncan Mitchell (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)
Kazuyuki Kanosue (Waseda University, Japan)
| 1) |
RESEARCH ON TEMPERATURE REGULATION IN JAPAN: YASU KUNO’S HERITEGE
Morimoto T (Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Japan) |
| 2) |
TEMPERATURE REGULATION FOUR DECADES ON
Mitchell, D (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) |
Welcome Reception (18:30-20:10) in the Multipurpose Hall
Buffet
Japanese-drum show (about 19:00-19:30)
＊ formal attire is not required.
July 24
Symposium 1 (08:30-10:20)
“Hyperthermia-induced hyperpnea and thermal panting: Respective roles in thermoregulation?”
Chaires; Matthew D. White (Simon Fraser University, Canada)
Takeshi Nishiyasu (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
| 1) |
HEAT LOSS AND GAS EXCHANGE: CONFLICTING ROLES FOR THE AIRWAYS AND LUNGS DURING THERMAL PANTING?
Maskrey M (University of Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) |
| 2) |
HOMEOSTATIC COMPROMISE DURING HYPERTHERMIC EXERCISE IN PANTING ANIMALS
Entin PL (Northern Arizona University, USA) |
| 3) |
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF HYPERTHERMIC HYPERPNEA AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE IN HUMANS
Nishiyasu T (University of Tsukuba, Japan) |
| 4) |
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING IN THE COLD AND HEAT ON HYPERTHERMIC HYPERPNEA IN HUMANS
Fuji N (University of Tsukuba, Japan) |
| 5) |
Human hyperthermia-induced hyperpnea: Mechanisms and consequences.
White MD (Simon Fraser University, Canada) |
Break (10:20-10:30)
Symposium 2 (10:30-12:10)
“TRP channels in body temperature regulation cutting-edge symposium”
Chaires; Andrej A. Romanovsky (St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, USA)
Shigeo Kobayashi (Kyoto University, Japan)
| 1) |
TRPM8 in cutaneous nerve terminals and its role in thermoregulation
Shigeo Kobayashi (Kyoto University, Japan) |
| 2) |
The receptor and ion channel repertoire of PO/AH warm-sensitive hypothalamic neurons
Iustin Tabarean (The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, CA, USA) |
| 3) |
TRPV1 in thermoregulation: a thermosensor it is not
Andrej Romanovsky (St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, USA) |
| 4) |
Blockade of which mode of activation of the TRPV1 channel is responsible for the development of TRPV1 antagonist-induced hyperthermia?
Andras Garami (St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, USA) |
| 5) |
Possible role of TRPM4 in regulation of body temperature and thermogenesis
Jan Nedergaard (Stockholm University, Sweden) |
Lunch
Poster Presentation （12：40-14：10）
Please see the “Posters” shown at the end of the time table.
Symposium 3 (14:10-15:10)
“Heat stroke”
Chair: Mao-Tsun Lin (Chi Mei Medical Center, Tainan, Taiwan)
| 1) |
OXIDATIVE AND ISCHEMIC DAMAGE IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS IS AN ATTRACTIVE TARGET FOR PREVENTION AND REPAIR OF HEAT STROKE
Chang CK (Mackay Memorial Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan) |
| 2) |
NITRIC OXIDE OVERPRODUCTION IN HEAT STROKE
Poduval TB (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Trombay, Mumbai, India) |
| 3) |
HUMAN UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD CELLS PROTECT AGAINST HYPOTHALAMIC NEURON APOPTOSIS AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION RESPONSE DURING HEATSTROKE
Chen SH (Chi Mei Medical Center, Tainan, Taiwan) |
Symposium 4 (15:20-16:50)
“Acclimation plasticity and limits of heat toleration”
Chairs; Michal Horowitz (The Hebrew University, Israel)
Nigel Taylor (University of Wollongong, Australia)
| 1) |
THERMAL ADAPTATION IN INDIGENES: IS IT GENETICALLY DETERMINED?
Nigel A.S. Taylor (University of Wollongong, Australia) |
| 2) |
TRANSCRIPTOMIC PROFILING REVEALS THE GENOMIC RESPONSES TO HEAT STRESS IN MARINE FISHES
Bradley A. Buckley (Portland State University, Portland, USA) |
| 3) |
ACCLIMATION PLASTICITY AND ACCLIMATION MEMORY − AN EPIGENETIC APPROACH
Michal Horowitz (The Hebrew University, Israel) |
| 4) |
POSSIBLE CENTRAL MECHANISM OF LONG-TERM HEAT ACCLIMATION
Kentaro Matsuzaki (Shimane University, Japan) |
Symposium 5 (17:00-18:30)
“Temperature regulation, thermogenesis and performance”
Chairs; Hursel R (Maastricht University, The Netherlands)
| 1) |
CIRCADIAN VARIATION IN EXERCISE PERFORMANCE: HOW IMPORTANT IS THE BODY TEMPERATURE RHYTHM?
Atkinson G (Liverpool John Moores University, UK) |
| 2) |
DIET-INDUCED THERMOGENES WITH RESPECT TO HIGHLY THERMOGENIC FOOD COMPONENTS AND THEIR ROLE IN BODY WEIGHT REGULATION
Hursel R (Maastricht University, The Netherlands) |
| 3) |
PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS IN EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA
Cable T (Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, UK) |
July 25
Symposium 6 (8:30-9:50)
“Thermoregulation and the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)”
Chairs: Robert A. Darnall (Dartmouth Medical School, Lebanon, NH, USA)
Peter J. Fleming (University of Bristol, UK)
| 1) |
THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THERMOREGULATION AND SIDS.
Fleming PJ, Blair PS. (University of Bristol, UK) |
| 2) |
THE BRAINSTEM, SIDS, AND THERMOREGULATION
Darnall RA (Dartmouth Medical School, Lebanon, NH, USA) |
| 3) |
THE ROLE OF SEROTONIN NEURONS IN RESPIRATORY AND THERMOREGULATORY CONTROL: INSIGHTS FROM TRANSGENIC MODELS
Hodges MR (Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA) |
| 4) |
THERMOREGULATION, SIDS AND THE UPPER AIRWAY
Leiter JC (Dartmouth Medical School, Lebanon, NH, USA) |
Symposium 7 (10:00-11:50)
“Control and coordination processes within the thermoregulatory system
Systems- and control-theory meets systems- and neuro-physiology”
Chairs: Juergen Werner (Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany)
Nigel A.S. Taylor (University of Wollongong, Australia)
| 1) |
SYSTEM PROPERTIES, FEEDBACK CONTROL AND EFFECTOR COORDINATION OF HUMAN THERMOREGULATION
Juergen Werner (Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany) |
| 2) |
THE POIKILOTHERMIC TYPE OF BODY TEMPERATURE REGULATION: PHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR THERMOEFFECTOR INDEPENDENCE
Andrej A. Romanovsky (St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona, USA) |
| 3) |
Neuronal concepts for coordination of thermoafferent information, its central integration and resultant initiation of effector responses
Igor B. Mekjavic (Biocybernetics and Robotics Jozef Stefan Instititute, Slovenia) |
| 4) |
NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR CONCEPTS AND FOR THEIR INTEGRATION INTO THE SYSTEM OF THERMOREGULATION
Kazuyuki Kanosue (Waseda University, Japan) |
Group photo (11:50-12:10)
Lunch
Poster Presentation （12：40-14：10）
Please see the “Posters” shown at the end of the time table.
Young Researcher Award (14:10-15:30)
Chairs; Rudiger Gerstberger (Justus-Liebig-University, Giessen, Germany)
Tatsuo Watanabe (Tottori University, Japan)
| 1) |
DOUBLE TRACING ANALYSIS OF PROSTAGLANDIN EP3 RECEPTOR-EXPRESSING PREOPTIC NEURONS THAT PROJECT TO THE DORSOMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMUS AND ROSTRAL RAPHE PALLIDUS
Yoshiko Nakamura |
| 2) |
SPATIOTEMPORAL ACTIVATION OF THE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR NF-IL6 DURING THE TIME COURSE OF LPS-INDUCED FEVER IN THE RAT BRAIN
Damm J |
| 3) |
THE EFFECTS OF SWILLING A L(-)-MENTHOL SOLUTION DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
Mundel T |
| 4) |
CLOCK GENE PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CIRCADIAN CHANGES IN THERMOREGULATION DURING FASTING IN MICE
Ken Tokizawa |
| 5) |
DISSECTING THE CONTRIBUTION OF PRENATAL FEVER AND HYPOFERREMIA INDUCED BY TURPENTINE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA-LIKE BEHAVIOURS
Aguilar-Valles A |
| 6) |
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR EVIDENCE OF HEAT ACCLIMATION MEMORY ASSOCIATED WITH CHROMATIN MODIFICATION: A LESSON FROM THE HEART
Tetievsky A |
Regular Oral Presentation 1 (15:50-17:10)
“Thermoregulation in Humans”
Chairs; Craig G. Crandall (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, USA)
Manabu Shibazaki (Nara Women’s University, Japan)
| 1) |
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THERMAL COMFORT AND MENTAL PERFORMANCE AT DIFFERENT VERTICAL AIR TEMPARATURES
Hashiguchi N (Kyushu University, Japan) |
| 2) |
BODY TEMPERATURE AND SWEAT RESPONSE AND ITS EFFECT ON HORMONAL AND IMMUNE SYSTEM DURING AND AFTER PASSIVE HEAT STRESS IN DIFFERENT SEASON IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS
Kanikowska D (Aichi Medical University, Japan) |
| 3) |
THE EFFECT OF 28 DAYS OF NORMOBARIC SLEEP HIGH-TRAIN LOW REGIME ON CEREBRAL AND MUSCLE OXYGENATION DURING MAXIMAL EXERCISE
Kounalakis S (Biocybernetics and Robotics, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia) |
| 4) |
POSTURAL INFLUENCES ON HEAT LOSS RESPONSES DURING SEVERE UNCOMPENSABLE HYPERTHERMIA
Kenny Glen P (University of Ottawa, Canada) |
| 5) |
INSUFFICIENT CUTANEOUS VASOCONSTRICTION LEADING UP TO AND AT THE ONSET OF SYNCOPAL SYMPTOMS IN THE HEAT STRESSED HUMAN
Crandall CG (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, USA) |
Break (17:10-17:20)
Regular Presentation 2 (17:20-18:30)
“Thermoregulations in Animals”
Chairs; Esa Hohtola （Oulu University, Finland）
Kei Nagashima (Waseda University, Japan)
| 1) |
AVOIDANCE OF EXERCISE IS A MORE-SENSITIVE RESPONSE TO LPS ADMINISTRATION THAN ARE FEVER AND ANOREXIA IN RATS
Duncan Mitchell (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) |
| 2) |
NEURONAL EXCITABILITY CHANGES DURING LPS-INDUCED HYPOTHERMIC RESPONSE IN BIOTELEMETERED RATS
Akarsu ES (Ankara University, Turkey) |
| 3) |
MODULATION OF SKIN THERMOAFFERENTS BY CALCIUM AND VARIOUS EFFECTOR PROCESSES IN THE COLD:
THERMOREGULATION, IMMUNE RESPONSE, BLOOD LIPOPROTEINS
Tamara Kozyreva (Academy of Medical Sciences, Russia) |
| 4) |
CHANGES IN THE BRAIN OF THE HEAT-TOLERANT INBRED RAT STRAIN
Fujiya Furuyama (Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Japan) |
| 5) |
CENTRAL SITES MEDIATING SELECTIVE BRAIN COOLING OR THERMOREGULATORY PANTING IN SHEEP IN RESPONSE TO LOCAL INCREASE OF TEMPERATURE IN THE PREOPTIC BRAIN REGION
McKinley, MJ (University of Melbourne, Australia) |
July 26
Symposium 8 (8:30-10:20)
“Mechanisms and mediators of immune-to-brain communication during inflammation”
Chairs: Giamal N. Luheshi (McGill University, Canada)
Joachim Roth (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany)
| 1) |
CCK2 RECEPTOR NULLIFICATION ATTENUATES LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE-INDUCED SICKNESS BEHAVIOR
Kent S (La Trobe University, Australia) |
| 2) |
INCREASE IN TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR-BETA IN THE BRAIN DURING INFECTION IS RELATED TO FEVER, NOT DEPRESSION OF SPONTANEOUS MOTOR ACTIVITY
Shigenobu Matsumura (Kyoto University, Japan) |
| 3) |
PERIPHERALLY-RELEASED INTERLEUKIN-6 AND IMMUNE-TO-BRAIN SIGNALING IN MEDIATING LIPOPOYSACCHARIDE-INDUCED SICKNESS BEHAVIORS
Harden LM (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) |
| 4) |
IIMMUNE-TO-BRAIN SIGNALING AND CENTRAL PROSTAGLANDIN E2 SYNTHESIS IN FASTED RATS WITH ALTERED LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE-INDUCED FEVER, -THE ROLE OF LEPTIN
Inoue W (Douglas Mental Health University Institute, McGill University, Canada) |
| 5) |
LEPTIN AND IMMUNE-TO-BRAIN COMMUNICATION DURING SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION
Rummel C (Justus-Liebig-University, Germany) |
Break (10:20-10:30)
Symposium 9 (10:30-12:20)
“Neuronal mechanisms contributing to body temperature regulation”
Chair: Kazuhiro Nakamura (Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan)
| 1) |
THE ROLE OF TRP CHANNELS IN THERMOSENSATION
Bautista DM (University of California Berkeley, CA, USA) |
| 2) |
THERMOSENSORY ASCENDING PATHWAYS LEADING TO BODY TEMPERATURE CONTROL
Kazuhiro Nakamura (Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan) |
| 3) |
CENTRAL EFFERENT SYSTEM FOR THERMOREGULATION AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE
Shaun F. Morrison (Oregon Health & Science University, Beaverton, Oregon, USA) |
| 4) |
MULTIPLE THERMOREGULATORY EFFECTORS WITH INDEPENDENT CENTRAL CONTROLS
McAllen RM (University of Melbourne, Australia) |
| 5) |
ENTRAINMENT OF THE THERMOREGULATORY SYSTEM BY THE CIRCADIAN CLOCK
Nagashima K (Waseda University, Japan) |
Lunch (12:20-13:10)
Symposium 10 (13:10-15:00)
“Adaptive thermogenesis: Significant in small mammals, of significance in humans?”
Chair; Wouter D. van Marken Lichtenbelt (Maastricht University, The Netherlands)
| 1) |
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE FOR ACCLIMATION TO COLD AND FOR NONSHIVERING THERMOGENESIS IN MICE AND MEN
Jan Nedergaard (Stockholm University, Sweden) |
| 2) |
EVOLUTION OF THE UNCOUPLING PROTEIN 1
Shigeru Saito (Iwate University, Japan) |
| 3) |
DISTINCT ORIGINS OF BROWN AND WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUES
Barbara Cannon (Stockholm University, Sweden) |
| 4) |
SYMPATHETICALLY ACTIVATED BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE IN MICE AND MEN
Saito M (Tenshi College, Japan) |
| 5) |
COLD INDUCED THERMOGENESIS IN HUMANS - POSSIBLE ROLE MITOCHONDRIAL UNCOUPLING
Wouter D. van Marken Lichtenbelt (Maastricht University, The Netherlands) |
Symposium Excursion (15:30-18:30)
To Adachi Art Museum
Farewell Party (18:30-20:30)
Japanese style dinner with Iwami-Kagura show (song and dancing related to domestic myth)
＊formal dresses are not required, but semi-formal attire is preferable.
Introduction of next meeting (to be announced)
Closing Remarks (20:30)
Tatsuo Watanabe (Co-Chair, 3rd PPTR Meeting; Tottori University, Japan)
Posters
＊Please mount your poster on the designated board in the morning on July 24 and leave them in place until the end of July 25.
Thermal Physiology and Molecular Biology
| 1) |
TOWARDS AN INTEGRATIVE CONCEPT OF CIRCADIAN PROCESSES: A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF SLEEP-WAKE CYCLES BASED ON NEURONAL ACTIVITY AND SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY.
Postnova S, Braun HA |
| 2) |
COMPUTATIONAL AND SYSTEM-THEORETICAL EXAMINATION OF EXPERIMENTAL RECORDINGS FORM AFFERENT COLD FIBRES AND COLD NEURONS' SOMATA
Braun HA, Huber MT, Wollweber B, Voigt K |
| 3) |
PARALLEL PREOPTIC PATHWAYS FOR INHIBITION OF THERMOGENESIS
Yoshida K, Li X, Ayoub I, Cano G, Lazarus M, Saper CB |
| 4) |
LATERAL PARABRACHIAL NEURONS THAT MEDIATE THE THERMOSENSORY AFFERENT SIGNALING REQUIRED FOR HEAT DEFENSE
Nakamura K, Morrison SF |
| 5) |
SPINAL GLUTAMATERGIC AND SEROTONERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION CONTRIBUTE TO EMG ACTIVATION DURING SKIN COOLING-EVOKED SHIVERING.
Morrison SF, Nakamura K |
| 6) |
COMPARISON OF THE VMH, DMH AND PH IN THERMOREGULATION OF FREELY MOVING RATS
Ishiwata T, Hasegawa H, Saito T, Nomoto S, Aihara Y |
| 7) |
EFFECTS OF CENTRAL INFUSION OF CNTF ON THE ENERGETICS OF OBESE MICE. BIOTELEMETRIC STUDIES.
Szelenyi Z, Solymar M |
| 8) |
INCREASE IN BODY TEMPERATURE INDUCED BY CRF AND UCN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Figueiredo MJ, Fabricio ASC, Soares DM, Machado RR, Souza GEP |
| 9) |
HYPERTHERMIC ACTIONS OF INSULIN
Sanchez-Alavez, M, Gomez LF, Osborn O, Mitsukawa K, Hadcock JR, Kolb H, Secrest J, Tabarean I, Conti B and Bartfai T |
| 10) |
ROLE OF BRAIN NITRIC OXIDE IN THE MAINTENANCE OF BODY TEMPERATURE OF BROILER CHICKS
Bicego KC, Coleone AC, Torres KAA, Carnio EC; Gargaglioni LH, Macari M, Furlan RL |
| 11) |
CLOCK GENE PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CIRCADIAN CHANGES IN THERMOREGULATION DURING FASTING IN MICE
Tokizawa K, Uchida Y, Nagashima K |
| 12) |
EFFECTS OF MATERNAL FOOD RESTRICTION ON THE THERMOREGULATION OF THE OFFSPRING
LADEIRA T, COELHO CT, GUIMARAES PB, GOTO EM, SILVA Jr JA, HIRATA AE, IHARA SSM, NUNES MT, SILVA SMA, LUZ J |
| 13) |
CAN NOCTURNAL HYPOTHERMIA TELL US ANYTHING ABOUT ENERGY BALANCE IN LARGE FREE RANGING ANIMALS?
Maloney SK, Meyer LCR, Blache D, Fuller A |
| 14) |
THERMOGENIC UCP1 CONTROLES APPETITE THROUGH MODULATION OF LEPTIN SENSITIVITY
Okamatsu-Ogura Y, Terao A, Kimura K, Saito M |
| 15) |
PREVALENCE OF BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE IN ADULT MEN:
COMPARISON BETWEEN LEAN AND OVERWEIGHT
van Marken Lichtenbelt WD, Vanhommerig JW, Smulders NM, Drossaerts JMAFL, Kemerink GJ, Bouvy ND, Schrauwen P, Teule GJJ |
| 16) |
THE BASIC REST-ACTIVITY CYCLE INCLUDES AN ULTRADIAN RHYTHM IN BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE METABOLIC THERMOGENESIS
Ootsuka Y, Menezes RC, Stefanidis A, Oldfield B and Blessing WW |
| 17) |
ROLE OF SPINAL 5-HYROXYTRYPTAMINE (5-HT) IN COOLING-EVOKED SYMPATHETIC ACTIVATION OF BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE
Madden CJ and Morrison SF |
| 18) |
NON-INVASIVE MEASUREMENT OF SHIVERING IN BIRDS
Hohtola E, Koivukangas U |
| 19) |
EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON RENAL AND LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC NERVE ACTIVITY IN CONSCIOUS RATS.
Miki K, Yoshimoto M |
| 20) |
COOLING OF A NON-STIMULATED SKIN SITE INDUCED BY ACTIVATION OF SYMPATHETIC CUTANEOUS VASOCONSTRICTORS
Ho Hsin-Ni, Craig AD |
| 21) |
LOCAL ASCORBATE ADMINISTRATION INHIBITS ADRENERGIC VASOCONSTRICTOR RESPONSE TO DIRECT COOLING IN HUMAN SKIN
Yamazaki F |
| 22) |
VASCULAR RESPONSES IN GLABROUS AND NONGLABROUS SKIN DURING MENTAL STRESS IN PHYSICALLY TRAINED HUMANS
Yamazaki F, Yano H, Sone R |
| 23) |
AGE RELATED ATTENUATION OF CUTANEOUS VASOCONSTRICTOR RESPONSE DEPENDS ON MEASUREMENT SITE
Kingma BRM, van Marken Lichtenbelt WD, Frijns AJH, Saris WHM, van Steenhoven AA |
| 24) |
FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF SKIN PERFUSION DURING WHOLE BODY COOLING IN GLABROUS AND NON-GLABROUS SKIN
Kingma BRM, van Marken Lichtenbelt WD, Frijns AJH, Saris WHM, van Steenhoven AA |
| 25) |
EFFECT OF CALCIUM ON THE VASCULAR AND METABOLIC RESPONSE TO RAPID WARMING
Cheremisin A.S., Khramova G.M., Kozyreva T.V. |
| 26) |
MENTHOL SENSITIVE THERMORECEPTOR TRPM8 AND SENSATION TO COLD IN HUMAN
Tkachenko E, Kozyreva T |
| 27) |
EFFECT OF LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM COOLING ON EXPRESSION OF THE 1A AND 2A SEROTONIN RECEPTOR GENES IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF RATS
Voronova I, Kulikov A, Kozaruk V, Chramova G, Kozyreva T |
| 28) |
EFFECT OF ACTIVATION OF TRPM8 ON THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSE TO COLD EXPOSURE
Kozyreva T, Kozaruk V, Chramova G |
| 29) |
EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN ON THERMAL RESPONSES OF HUMAN IN MILDLY COLD ENVIRONMENT
YamaneM, Oida Y, Ohnishi N, Matsumoto T, Kitagawa K |
| 30) |
COMPARISON OF ENERGETICS OF SHORT-TERM COLD-ACCLIMATION IN NORMAL AND OBESE MICE: BIOTELEMETRIC STUDIES
Solymar M, Garami A, Pakai E, Szelenyi Z |
| 31) |
ENHANCEMENT OF THE FINGER COLD-INDUCED VASODILATATION RESPONSE WITH EXERCISE TRAINING
Keramidas ME, Amon M, Kounalakis SN, Mekjavic IB |
| 32) |
PILOCARPINE-INDUCED SWEATING IN MALES AND FEMALES INDIVIDUALS
Madeira LG, Fonseca MA, Fonseca IAT, Passos RLF, Machado-Moreira CA and Rodrigues LOC |
| 33) |
DIFFERENTIATING THE THERMAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTROL OF HUMAN ECCRINE SWEATING
Machado-Moreira CA, Barry RJ, Ruest RM, Taylor NAS |
| 34) |
THERMAL AND NON-THERMAL SWEATING: WHAT YOU SEE IS NOT NECESSARILY WHAT YOU GET
Machado-Moreira CA, Barry RJ, Vosselman MJ, Ruest RM, Taylor NAS |
| 35) |
REGIONALISED CUTANEOUS THERMOSENSITIVITY SUPPORTS THE CONCEPT OF TEMPERATURE RATHER THAN HEAT REGULATION
Cotter JD and Taylor NAS |
| 36) |
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THERMAL COMFORT
Nakamura M, Kasuga M, Yoda T, Tokizawa K, Uchida Y, Crawshaw L, Nagashima K, Kanosue K |
| 37) |
BODY TEMPERATURE AND ACTIVITY CORRELATES OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE IN BABOONS, PAPIO HAMADRYAS
Nyakudya TT, Fuller A, Meyer LCR, Maloney S, Mitchell D. |
| 38) |
OSCILLATIONS IN BRAIN TEMPERATURE AS A CONSEQUENCE OF NON-THERMAL INPUTS ALTER CORE TEMPERATURE OF NORMOTHERMIC SHEEP
Fuller A, Hetem RS, Meyer LCR, Mitchell D, Maloney SK |
| 39) |
RESPIRATORY COOLING AUGMENTS THERMAL SENSING IN THE RATTLESNAKE, CROTALUS DURISSUS
Tattersall GJ and Cadena V |
| 40) |
CONTRACTILE PHYSIOLOGY OF ISOLATED TUNICA DARTOS MUSCLE IN RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL THERMAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STIMULATION
Nanayakkara SDI, Bakker AJ, Maloney SK |
| 41) |
RESPONSES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN CATTLE TO INDUCED SHORT HEAT LOAD
Aharoni Y, Brosh A, Tahar E, Abboud S |
| 42) |
IINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY FOR THERMAL REGULATORY MODELS USING MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
Yokota M, Berglund L, and Bathalon G |
| 43) |
MEASUREMENT OF THE CENTRAL VASOCONSTRICTION COEFFICIENT AND LOCAL AMPLIFICATION COEFFICIENTS FOR A MATHEMATCAL THERMOREGULATION MODEL
Frijns AJH, Severens NMW, van Marken Lichtenbelt WD, Kingma BRM, van Steenhoven AA |
Exercise and Applied Physiology
| 44) |
EFFECTS OF WEARING DIFFERENT PESONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ON THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES, OXIDATIVE STRESS AND STRESS HORMONE RELEASES
Guo YP, Li Y, Wong T, Chung J, WongA.SW, Gohel D, Leung P, Benzie IFF, Tokura H |
| 45) |
ENERGY AND THERMOREGULATORY DEMANDS OF THE PROTECTIVE FIREFIGHTER GEAR
Casaru C, Bishop PA, Leeper J, Green M, Richardson M, Zhang Y, Davis JK, and Kerr K |
| 46) |
CHANGES IN THE LIPID PROFILE OF BLOOD SERUM OF WOMEN UNDERGOING SAUNA BATHS OF VARIOUS DURATION
Szygula Z, Pilch W, Klimek AT, Palka T, Torii M |
| 47) |
THE EFFECT OF THE TEMPERATURE INSIDE CLOTHING ON ENERGY EXPENDITURE
Kim D, Choi J, Kim H |
| 48) |
THE EFFECTS OF AN 8-WEEK EXERCISE TRAINING PROGRAM ON HUMAN HEAT BALANCE
Glen PK, Jill MS, Daniel G, Ollie J |
| 49) |
HEAT BALANCE AND CUMULATIVE HEAT STORAGE DURING EXERCISE PERFORMED IN THE HEAT IN PHYSICALLY ACTIVE YOUNGER AND OLDER MEN
Glen PK, Lucy D, Daniel G, Hardcastle GS, Ollie J |
| 50) |
THE EFFECT OF RECOVERY MODE ON HEAT BALANCE DURING INTERMITTENT EXERCISE
Daniel G, Glen PK |
| 51) |
HEAT STORAGE IN UPPER- AND LOWER- BODY DURING HIGH INTENSITY EXERCISE IN ATHLETES WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Pritchett RC, Bishop P, Zhang Y, Green JM, Pritchett KL |
| 52) |
THE EFFECTS OF PRECOOLING AND PREHEATING ON HYPERTHERMIC HYPERPNEA DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
Tsuji B, Honda Y, Fujii N, Kondo N, Nishiyasu T |
| 53) |
INFLUENCE OF PRE-COOLING AND SPINAL TRANSECTION ON HEAT STRAIN, PERCEPTION AND WORK CAPACITY DURING EXERCISE
Wilson LC, Ainslie PN, Fan J, Thomas KN and Cotter JD |
| 54) |
EFFECT OF FLUID INGESTION ON AUTOMONIC THERMOPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES AFTER MILD DEHYDRATION: BODY TEMPERATURE, PALM SWEAT RATE AND INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION
Umeda.K, Harada K, Szygula Z, Torii M |
| 55) |
DIFFERENT EFFECT OF GABA ON TEMPERATURE REGULATION DURING REST AND EXERCISE IN HOT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
Miyazawa T, Kawabata T, Suzuki T, Imai D, Hamamoto T, Minamiguchi T, Matsumura S, Miyagawa T |
| 56) |
THE EFFECTS OF SWILLING A L(-)-MENTHOL SOLUTION DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
Mundel T, Jones DA |
| 57) |
CHANGE IN HEAT LOSS AFTER LIGHT EXERCISE AND FOOD INTAKE
Kakitsuba N |
| 58) |
THE EFFECT OF REPEATED MILD COLD EXPOSURES ON FEMORAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING KNEE EXTENSION EXERCISE AFTER MILD COLD WATER IMMERSION
Wakabayashi H, Wijayanto T, Kuroki H, Lee JY, Tochihara Y |
| 59) |
THE EFFECT OF THERMOREGULATION AND FATIGUE DURING PROLONGED EXERCISE IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT
Kawabata T, Miyazawa T, Imai D, Suzuki T, Matsumura S, Miyagawa T |
| 60) |
EFFECTS OF GRADUATED COMPRESSION GARMENTS ON THERMOREGULATION AT REST AND DURING ENDURANCE CYCLING
MacRae BA, Cotter, JD, Laing, RM |
| 61) |
THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING IN THE COLD AND HEAT ON HYPERTHERMIC HYPERPNEA AND CUTANEOUS VASODILATION DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
Fujii N, Honda Y, Hayashi K, Ogawa T, Ichinose M, Kondo N and Nishiyasu T |
| 62) |
THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF EXERCISING RATS IN THE WARM ENVIRONMENT ARE NOT INFLUENCED BY INCREASED EXTRACELLULAR SEROTONIN IN THE PO/AH
Takatsu S, Ishiwata T, Bajyo K, Meeusen R, Hasegawa H |
| 63) |
SEROTONIN CONTENT IN PREOPTIC AREA IS RELATED TO CHOLINERGIC SYSTEM ACTIVATION OF HEAT LOSS IN RUNNING RATS
Rodrigues AG, Soares DD, Marubayashi U and Coimbra CC |
| 64) |
CENTRAL DOPAMINE INHIBITION DOES NOT AFFECT THERMOREGULATION AND FATIGUE MECHANISMS DURING EXERCISE IN UNTRAINED RATS
Ribeiro RMM, Baltazar CH, Coimbra CC, Soares DD |
| 65) |
MODIFICATION OF PROLIFERATON AND DIFFERENTIATION OF HYPOTHALAMUS PROGENITOR CELLS BY EXERCISE IN ADULT RATS
Li G, Matsuzaki K, Katakura M, Hara T, Shido O |
Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Clinical Implications
| 66) |
PRE-EXISTING LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE MAY INCREASE THE RISK OF HEATSTROKE IN RATS
Lin XJ,・Li YJ, Li ZL, Zou F,・Lin MT |
| 67) |
DOUBLE TRACING ANALYSIS OF PROSTAGLANDIN EP3 RECEPTOR-EXPRESSING PREOPTIC NEURONS THAT PROJECT TO THE DORSOMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMUS AND ROSTRAL RAPHE PALLIDUS
Nakamura Y, Nakamura K, Morrison SF |
| 68) |
POSSIBLE INTERACTION BETWEEN PROSTAGLANDIN E2 AND GABA IN THE MECHANISMS OF FEVER IN THE REGION IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE OVLT
Osaka T |
| 69) |
CURCUMIN INHIBITS THE INCREASE OF GLUTAMATE, HYDROXYL RADICALS AND PGE2 IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND REDUCES FEVER DURING LPS-INDUCED SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION IN RABBITS
Huang WT,・Lin MT |
| 70) |
HYPERBARIC OXYGEN CAUSES REDUCTION OF ENDOTOXIN-RELATED SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND FEVER IN RABBITS
Niu KC,・Lin MT |
| 71) |
LPS -INDUCED CELLULAR ACTIVATION IN RAT AREA POSTREMA MICROGLIAL CELLS
Gerstberger R, Wuchert F, Ott D, Murgott J, Rafalzik S, Roth J |
| 72) |
FEVER ASSOCIATED WITH INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE;
INVESTIGATION OF ITS MOLECULAR MECHANSIM IN A RAT MODEL
Matsumura K, Hori A, Yamamoto T, Hosokawa H, Kobayashi S |
| 73) |
SPATIOTEMPORAL ACTIVATION OF THE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR NF-IL6 DURING THE TIME COURSE OF LPS-INDUCED FEVER IN THE RAT BRAIN
Damm J, Gerstberger R, Luheshi GN, Roth J, Rummel C |
| 74) |
HYPOTHALAMIC NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE INHIBITS FEVER INDUCED IN RATS BY SYSTEMIC ADMINISTRATION OF LPS
Miyoshi M, Watanabe T |
| 75) |
STUDY OF PYROGENIC MEDIATORS INVOLVED IN LIVE E. COLI- INDUCED FEVER IN RATS
Soares DM, Martins JM, Figueiredo MJ, Machado RR, Melo MCC, Vercesi J, Souza GEP |
| 76) |
FEVER, SURVIVAL RATE AND INCREASE OF PGE2 IN THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID (CSF) AFTER CECAL LIGATION AND PUNCTURE (CLP) IN RATS. EFFECT OF ACETAMINOPHEN.
Figueiredo MJ, Soares DM, Machado RR, Pessini AC, Martins JM, Malvar DC, Yamashiro LH, Torres-Duenas D, Cunha FQ, Souza GEP |
| 77) |
TNF-α AND IL-6, BUT NOT IL-1, ARE INVOLVED IN RANTES-INDUCED FEVER IN RATS
Machado RR, Soares DM, Kanashiro A, Figueiredo MJ, Sorgi C, Kawamoto EM, Faccioli LH, Scavone C, Proudfoot AE, Souza GEP |
| 78) |
THE RELEVANCE OF PGE2 IN LPS-, ET-1- AND Tityus serrulatus VENOM (Tsv)- INDUCED FEVER
Malvar DC, Pessini AC, Soares DM, Machado RR, Figueiredo MJ, Kanashiro A, Fabricio AS, Souza GEP |
| 79) |
FEVER, SICKNESS BEHAVIOR AND CIRCULATING CYTOKINES IN RESPONSE TO MACROPHAGE-ACTIVATING LIPOPEPTIDE-2 AND LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE IN TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR-2-DEFICIENT MICE AND CD36-DEFICIENT RATS
Welsch J, Hubschle T, Murgott J, Kirschning C, Muhlradt PF, Gerstberger R, Roth J |
| 80) |
THE ROLE OF PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL CYCLOOXYGENASE PRODUCTS IN THE MANIFESTATION OF BRAIN-CONTROLLED SICKNESS RESPONSES DURING LOCALIZED INFLAMMATION INDUCED BY MACROPHAGE-STIMULATING LIPOPEPTIDE-2 (MALP-2)
Knorr C, Marks D, Muhlradt PF, Gerstberger R, Roth J, Rummel C |
| 81) |
LPS FEVER AND ITS ENDOGENOUS PYROGEN AND FINAL MEDIATOR IN PIGEONS
Nomoto S |
| 82) |
EFFECTS OF SIMULATED RECURRENT MYCOPLASMA INFECTION ON FEVER, GROWTH AND LEARNING AND MEMORY
Swanepoel T, Harden LM, Harvey BH and Mitchell D |
| 83) |
DISTINGUISHING TONIC AND FEBRILE CONTROLS OF VASOCONSTRICTION BY PREOPTIC NEURONS
Tanaka M, McKinley MJ, McAllen RM |
| 84) |
DISSECTING THE CONTRIBUTION OF PRENATAL FEVER AND HYPOFERREMIA INDUCED BY TURPENTINE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA-LIKE BEHAVIOURS
Aguilar-Valles A and Luheshi GN |
| 85) |
CALORIE RESTRICTION ATTENUATES SICKNESS BEHAVIOUR
MacDonald L, Radler M, Paolini AG, Kent S |
| 86) |
EFFECT OF HYPOTHERMIA ON MOTOR FUNCTION OF ADULT RATS AFTER NEONATAL HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC BRAIN INSULT
Hosono T, Kamo A, Hakotani S, Minato K, Akeno H, Taguchi Y, Miyano A |
| 87) |
ROLE OF PREOPTIC OPIOID RECEPTORS IN THE HYPOXIA-INDUCED ANAPYREXIA
Bicego KC, Scarpellini CS, Gargaglioni LH, Branco LGS |
| 88) |
EFFECT OF BACLOFEN ON HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS: ENHANCEMENT OR SUPPRESSION OF THERMOSENSITIVITY BY DRUG-DRUG INTERACTIONS
Yakimova K S |
| 89) |
MOLECULAR GENETICS OF DRUG-INDUCED THERMOGENIC RESPONSES: A CRITICAL ROLE FOR MITOCHONDRIAL UNCOUPLING PROTEIN 3
Kenaston MA, Sprague JE, and Mills EM |
| 90) |
THE RESPONSE OF BODY TEMPERATURE DAILY RHYTHMS TO PROPRANOLOL IN AGING DESERT ADAPTED GOLDEN SPINY MICE ACOMYS RUSSATUS
Oni T, Harel O, Abraham H |
| 91) |
HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 72 OVEREXPRESSION PREVENTS MICE FROM HEAT-INDUCED THERMOREGULATORY DEFICITS AND LETHALITY BY REDUCING HYPOTHALAMIC ISCHEMIA AND OXIDATIVE DAMAGE
Hsu CC, Lin MT |
| 92) |
CASTRATION CAN ACT VIA TESTOSTERONE DEPLETION TO PROTECT MICE FROM HEAT-INDUCED HYPOTHALAMIC APOPTOSIS AND DEGENERATION
Lin CY, Lin MT, Cheng RT, Chen SH |
| 93) |
HYPER-HYDROXYETHYL STARCH RESCUES RATS FROM HEATSTROKE-INDUCED DEATH
Liu CC, Cheng BC, Lin MT, Lin MJ |
| 94) |
ACTIVATED PROTEIN C CAN BE USED AS A PROPHYLACTIC AS WELL AS A THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR HEATSTROKE FORMATION
Lin MT |
| 95) |
SURVIVAL PROLONGATION AND NEUROPROTECTION IN EXPERIMENTAL HEATSTROKE BY COMBINATION DRUG TREATMENT
Yang TH, Liu CC, Lin MT |
| 96) |
A HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY APPROACH IN HEAT STROKE WITH MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION
Huang KF, Niu KC |
| 97) |
PREMARIN CAN ACT VIA ESTROGEN RECEPTORS TO RESCUE MICE FROM HEATSTROKE-INDUCED LETHALITY
Chen PJ, Chen SH |
| 98) |
TEMPORAL SEQUENCING OF BRAIN ACTIVATIONS IN MENOPAUSAL HOT FLASHES
Freedman RR, Murphy E, Diwadkar V |
| 99) |
MODELLING THERMOREGULATION IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY
Severens N, van Marken Lichtenbelt W, Frijns A, de Mol B, van Steenhoven A |
| 100) |
CAN THE BODY TEMPERATURES CHANGES DETECT FLUID ABSORPTION DURING TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF PROSTATE ?
Shido A, Yamasaki Y, Toyota K, Saito Y |
| 101) |
DO SESSIONS OF CRYOSTIMULATION HAVE INFLUNCE ON WHITE BLOOD CELLS COUNT, LEVEL OF IL6 AND THE TOTAL OXIDATIVE AND ANTIOXIDATIVE STATUS IN HEALTHY MEN?
Lubkowska A, Szygula Z, Klimek A, Torii M |
Environmental Physiology
| 102) |
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR EVIDENCE OF HEAT ACCLIMATION MEMORY ASSOCIATED WITH CHROMATIN MODIFICATION: A LESSON FROM THE HEART
Tetievsky A, Cohen O, Eli-Berchoer L. and Horowitz M |
| 103) |
AGE-DEPENDENT CHANGES OF PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF PROGENITOR CELLS IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF HEAT-EXPOSED RATS
Matsuzaki K, Katakura M, Hara T, Li G, Shido O |
| 104) |
THE EFFECT OF SR59230A, A SELECTIVE BETA-3 ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, IN HAMSTER BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE DURING AROUSAL FROM HIBERNATION
Kitao N, Hashimoto M |
| 105) |
CARDIAC FUNCTION AND FRANK-STARLING MECHANISM IN GOLDEN HAMSTER HIBERNATION
Hashimoto M, Osborne PG, Kitao N, Takehara N |
| 106) |
COMPARISON OF THE ADIPOCYTOKINES IN OBESE ZUCKER RATS AND OLETF RATS UNDER THE COLD ACCLIMATION AND DEACCLIMATION
Hori K, Fujinami A, Ohta K, Hori S and Ohta M |
| 107) |
INFLUENCE OF COLD ACCLIMATION AND DEACCLIMATION ON ENERGY BALANCE OF OLETF AND LETO RATS
Hori S, Otani H, Hori K |
| 108) |
DIAGNOSIS FOR COLD TOLERANCE AND ACCLIMATIZATION LEVEL OF NORTH KOREAN FEMALE REFUGEES
Choi J, Park J |
| 109) |
EFFECT OF HYPOTHALAMIC ADMINISTRATION OF 17-β ESTRADIOL ON THEMOREGURATORY RESPONSES DURING COLD EXPOSURE IN OVARIECTOMIZED RATS
Uchida Y, Tohi M, Tokizawa K, Nagashima K |
| 110) |
SYNCHRONIZED RECORDING OF CORE, SCROTAL AND FEMORAL TEMPERATURES IN UNRESTRAINED GOATS
Al-Tamimi HJ |
| 111) |
LEAST THERMOREGULATORY EFFORT IN POULTRY: BURNING THE OLD BOOKS
Blanco OA and Gous RM |
| 112) |
A DYNAMIC SIMULATION MODEL OF THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF A BROILER CHICKEN TO WARM MICRO-ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Blanco OA and Gous RM |
| 113) |
EFFECTS OF MILD HYPOHYDRATION AND SKIN COOLING ON CARDIOVASCULAR AND CEREBROVASCULAR RESPONSES TO HEAT AND ORTHOSTATIC STRESS
Lucas RAI, Ainslie PA, Fan JJ, Wilson LC, Thomas KN, Cotter JD |
| 114) |
BAROREFLEX CONTROL OF PERIPHERAL VASCULAR RESISTANCE AND HEART RATE DURING MODERATE AND SEVERE HEAT STRESS
Fan JL, Lucas RAI, Wilson LC, Thomas KN, Cotter JD, and Ainslie PN |
| 115) |
DIURNAL VARIATION OF ORTHOSTATIC TOLERANCE IN HEAT STRESSED HUMAN
Aoki K, Ogawa Y, Saitoh T, Nishimura N, Iwasaki K |
| 116) |
USING HAND ARTERIOVENOUS ANASTOMOSES IN COOLING IN RECOVERY FROM HEAT STRAIN
Zhang Y, Bishop PA, Casaru C, and Davis JK |
| 117) |
INFLUENCE OF HEMI-BODY AND HEAD-OUT BATHING ON BODY TEMPERATRTURE, HEART RATE, AND BLOOD PRESSURE AFTER PHYSICAL AND MENTAL EXERCISES
Ohnishi N, Horikoshi H, Noda C, Hiramatsu M, Saito S, Yamane M, Kato Z |
| 118) |
PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF RATE AND COMPOSITION IN REHYDRATION FOLLOWING DEHYDRATION IN THE HEAT
Bishop PA, Jones E, Matt G |
| 119) |
SEASONAL DIFFERENCES OF SEVERAL HORMONES RELATED TO TEMPERATURE AND METABOLIC REGULATION BETWEEN YOUNG AND ELDER SUBJECTS
Sato M, Kanikowska D, Inukai Y, Shimizu Y, Nishimura N, Iwase S, Sugenoya J |
| 120) |
EFFECTS OF SEASON ON SLEEP AND SKIN TEMPERATURE IN PRESCHOOL-CHILDREN
Okamoto-Mizuno K, Mizuno K, Yamamoto M, Shirakawa S |
| 121) |
DIFFERENCES IN RECTAL TEMPERATURE MEASURED AT THE DEPTH OF 4 TO 19CM FROM THE ANAL SPHINCTER DURING REST AND EXERCISE
Lee JY, Wakabayashi H, Wijayanto T, Tochihara Y |
| 122) |
LIGHT INTERFERENCES AND BODY TEMPERATURE IN DIURNAL AND NOCTURNAL ACTIVE SPECIES
Hagit S Netta M Abraham H |
| 123) |
THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC HYPOXIA ON TAIL VASODILATION OF RATS
Cadena V and Tattersall GJ |
| 124) |
A POSSIBLE ROLE OF HYPOLEPTINEMIA IN THE ADAPTATION TO COLD IN BRANDT’S VOLES (LASIOPODOMYS BRANDTII)
Tang GB, Cui JG, Wang DH |
| 125) |
LIMITS TO SUSTAINED ENERGY INTAKE XI. A TEST OF THE HEAT DISSIPATION LIMIT HYPOTHESIS OF LACTATING BRANDT’S VOLES (LASIOPODOMYS BRANDTII)
Wu SH, Zhang LN, Speakman JR, Wang DH |
| 126) |
SEASONAL REGULATION IN BODY MASS, ENERGY BUDGET AND THERMOGENESIS IN MAXIMOWICZI’S VOLES (MICROTUS MAXIMOWICZII)
Chen JF, Zhong WQ and Wang D |
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