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Stress Response to Cold in Trichinella Species
Cryobiology, 2001Trichinella-type larvae (L(1)) are found in the muscles of infected wild animals and domestic pigs and are the cause of trichinosis in man and other animals throughout the world. These parasites are exposed to low temperatures during their life cycle. On this premise, three Trichinella species of different types of habitat (the arctic T.
J, Martinez +3 more
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Cold Stress Responses in Mesophilic Bacteria
Cryobiology, 1998The diversity of the prokaryotes that have been studied, combined with the many different effects of low temperature, has led to an extensive literature concerning cold stress responses in mesophilic bacteria. The aim of this review is to discuss the effects of cold on the behavior of bacteria.
J M, Panoff +3 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1991
In biomedical terms, "stress" refers to any adverse physical, mental, or emotional stimulus (stressor) that upsets the organism's homeostasis, or to the aggregate of biologic responses to such stim...
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In biomedical terms, "stress" refers to any adverse physical, mental, or emotional stimulus (stressor) that upsets the organism's homeostasis, or to the aggregate of biologic responses to such stim...
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Stress in Dairy Animals: Cold Stress: Management Considerations
2016Although heat stress is a more common issue for dairy cows, cold stress may also affect animal health, welfare and production. Both in indoor and outdoor farming systems, dairy farm profitability relies on sound management and quality animal environment.
W. G. Bickert, S. Mattiello
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Residual Stresses in Cold Spray Coatings
2017In the current work, a series of coatings produced by cold spray using varying materials were studied with neutron diffraction. The through-thickness residual stress was evaluated in a number of substrate-coating systems, typically at a scale of several millimetres.
Luzin, Vladimir +5 more
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2001
Accidental hypothermia in human subjects can occur almost anywhere in the world, even in those areas with the hottest climates, for example, because of industrial accidents. However, on a day-to-day basis the potential risk of being subjected to accidental hypothermia is greatest for those living and working at high latitudes, with cold water immersion
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Accidental hypothermia in human subjects can occur almost anywhere in the world, even in those areas with the hottest climates, for example, because of industrial accidents. However, on a day-to-day basis the potential risk of being subjected to accidental hypothermia is greatest for those living and working at high latitudes, with cold water immersion
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Arctic medical research, 1992
Cold stress may be present in terms of a risk for skin surface cooling (wind chill), extremity cooling and whole body cooling. Measures of cold stress differ for the various situations. The most common approach, however, has been to apply more or less complex formulas for heat balance calculations.
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Cold stress may be present in terms of a risk for skin surface cooling (wind chill), extremity cooling and whole body cooling. Measures of cold stress differ for the various situations. The most common approach, however, has been to apply more or less complex formulas for heat balance calculations.
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