CIRCADIAN BRAIN AND BODY-TEMPERATURE RHYTHMS IN THE SQUIRREL-MONKEY
CIRCADIAN BRAIN AND BODY-TEMPERATURE RHYTHMS IN THE SQUIRREL-MONKEY
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpregu.1984.246.2.r242
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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FULLER, CA
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FULLER, CA
The hypothalamic temperature rhythm and its relationship with the colonic temperature rhythm of squirrel monkeys in 24-h light-dark cycles (LD 12:12) at 4 different ambient temperatures (Ta) was examined. The waveforms and phases of both temperature rhythms were similar in all Ta. The rhythm amplitudes were, however, reduced as Ta increased. The 24-h means also showed systematic decreases at higher Ta. The hypothalamic temperature was regulated over a narrower range than the colonic temperature and was higher than colonic temperature at all Ta except the warmest. The mean nighttime temperatures were influenced more by Ta than were the mean daytime temperatures. The hypothalamic and colonic temperature rhythms appear to be very similar in their circadian regulation. The mean temperature levels of these rhythms are controlled differentially. Thus these rhythms are the integrated response of both the circadian and thermoregulatory control systems.