Cold-rearing normalizes capacity for norepinephrine-stimulated thermogenesis but not body temperature in 16-day-old fatty Zucker rats.
Cold-rearing normalizes capacity for norepinephrine-stimulated thermogenesis but not body temperature in 16-day-old fatty Zucker rats.
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冷饲养可以使去甲肾上腺素刺激的产热能力正常化,但不能使 16 日龄的脂肪 Zucker 大鼠的体温正常化。
DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(86)90004-4
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发表时间:
1986
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
Carlisle,HJ
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作者:
Schmidt,I;Stahl,J;Kaul,R;Carlisle,HJ
The effects of a lowered rearing temperature on body weight, core temperature (Tc) and norepinephrine(NE)-stimulated thermogenesis were investigated in 16- to 17-day-old Zucker rat pups. 16-day-old fatty pups were significantly heavier (9%) than lean littermates in litters reared at 18°C (“cold-reared”) but not in litters reared at 25°C (“normally-reared”). After 2 h isolation at 25°C, Tc of lean pups was slightly higher (37.1°C) in cold-reared litters than in normally-reared litters (36.4°C), while fatty pups reared at either temperature were severely hypothermic (Tc = 33 – 34°C). At an ambient temperature of 25°C Tc in fatty and lean cold-reared pups increased to 39.5°C after subcutaneous injection of 800 μg/kg NE. Normally-reared lean pups reached the same peak Tc after NE injection, while their fatty littermates reached a significantly lower peak Tc of 38.4°C. The hypothermia associated with the onset of excess fat deposition in suckling fatty Zucker rats is not caused by a reduced capacity for NE-stimulated thermogenesis.