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Infrared imaging and calorimetric system for assessment of thermal energetics

Infrared imaging and calorimetric system for assessment of thermal energetics
用于热能评估的红外成像和量热系统
批准号:
421995-2012
负责人:
Tattersall, Glenn
金额:
$5.46万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-01-01 至 2012-12-31

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中文摘要
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尽管动物可能使用不同的体温调节机制,但大多数动物都会试图保持合理的恒定体温。吸热动物(例如“温血动物”)通过平衡新陈代谢产生的内部热量和对核心和外周血液流动的精确控制来做到这一点。这种外周血液流动被精确地控制到身体的自然热窗口(例如四肢、耳朵、喙、尾巴)。事实上,研究这些结构对热量损失的控制有助于了解大脑是如何试图平衡热量产生和热量损失的。这份建议书中要求的设备是最先进的红外成像和热量测量设备,使我和一个由学生和合作者组成的研究小组能够对动物的热量损失控制进行调查。使用直接热量计可以精确地测量从动物到环境的体热移动,结合红外成像系统,可以评估离开身体特定区域的准确热量。许多设备将使我能够对动物的体温调节进行非侵入性测量。这些测量将导致对动物的最小干扰,从而产生更准确和可靠的测量。这一仪器将对我的实验室将进行的许多关于温度调节、新陈代谢和血流的其他问题提供持久的帮助,包括研究热适应的演变,以及作为影响温度调节的神经生理学障碍的诊断工具。
英文摘要
Although animals may employ different thermoregulatory mechanisms, most will attempt to maintain a reasonably constant body temperature. Endotherms (e.g. "warm-blooded animals") do so by balancing internal heat production from metabolism with precise control over core and peripheral blood flow. This peripheral blood flow is precisely controlled to the body's natural thermal windows (e.g., limbs, ears, bills, tails). In fact, studying the control of heat loss from these structures sheds light on how the brain attempts to balance heat production and heat loss. The equipment requested in this proposal is state-of-the art infrared imaging and calorimetric equipment that will enable me and a research team of students and collaborators to conduct investigations into the control of heat loss in animals. Precisely measuring the movement of body heat from the animal to the environment will be made possible with direct calorimeter, and in combination with the infrared imaging system, the exact amount of heat leaving particular regions of the body is possible to assess. Much of the equipment will enable me to conduct non-invasive measurements of thermoregulation in animals. These sorts of measurements will lead to minimal disturbance to the animals, and thus generate more accurate and reliable measurements. This instrumentation will be of lasting use to many other questions regarding temperature regulation, metabolism and blood flow that will be conducted in my laboratory, including investigations into the evolution of thermal adaptations as well as operating as diagnostic tools for neurophysiological disorders that impact thermoregulation.
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