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Autonomic responsiveness in stress‐sensitive and stress‐resistant pigs
Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1981The responsiveness of the autonomic nervous system was studied in twenty‐six 140 day old thiopentone anaesthetized lean stress‐sensitive Pietrain (P) and fatter stress‐resistant Gloucester (G) pigs, using the Valsalva like manoeuvre (VLM), and the i.v. tyramine, noradrenaline (NA) and phenylephrine tests.
N G, Gregory, D, Lister
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Abrasion resistance of pre‐stressed and stressed rubber vulcanizates
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1970AbstractThe abrasion resistance of carbon black‐reinforced SBR‐1500 vulcanizates has been shown to be drastically reduced by the application of tensile strain during the abrasion process. Pre‐stressing of similar vulcanizates, however, has no effect upon the abrasion resistance.
D. H. Lambert, B. B. Boonstra
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Stress-induced resistance to anaphylactic shock
International Journal of Neuroscience, 1991There have been many reports of the immunomodulatory effects of stress, but the influence of stress on anaphylaxis has been given little attention till now. In this study we investigated the influence of tail-shock stress on the course of anaphylactic shock (AS) in the rat.
I, Marić +6 more
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Oxylipins and plant abiotic stress resistance
Biochemistry (Moscow), 2014Oxylipins are signaling molecules formed enzymatically or spontaneously from unsaturated fatty acids in all aerobic organisms. Oxylipins regulate growth, development, and responses to environmental stimuli of organisms. The oxylipin biosynthesis pathway in plants includes a few parallel branches named after first enzyme of the corresponding branch as ...
T V, Savchenko +2 more
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Resistance to abiotic stresses
1993World food production is limited primarily by environmental stresses. It is very difficult to find ‘stress free’ areas where crops may approach their potential yields. Abiotic environmental factors are considered to be the main source (71%) of yield reductions (Boyer, 1982).
E. Acevedo, E. Fereres
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Ethylene-Induced Stress Resistance
2018Ethylene production is a common response to most stresses, including freezing, chilling, wounding, water, salt, and mineral stress as well as disease and insect attack, and exposure to air polutants toxic chemicals, or herbicides. The amount of stress-induced ethylene production is used to quantify the degree of stress a plant has undergone.
R. M. Harber, L. H. Fuchigami
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Physiology of Stress Resistance
1995The terms stress and stress resistance are used in the same way for plants as for man and other animals. Stress (= State of tension) signifies the effects of a “load” on the organism, caused by the influences of external factors (stress factors) which lead to an impairment or reduction in metabolism or development.
Hans Mohr, Peter Schopfer
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Antimicrobial and Stress Resistance
2014This chapter highlights the current literature vis-a-vis periplasmic mechanisms of antimicrobial and stress resistance and periplasmic constituents of signaling pathways that influence expression of resistance (periplasmic and other) determinants. An unrelated periplasmic heavy metal (Zn, Cu, Co, Ni)-binding protein, CzcE, is also encoded by the czc ...
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Mental stress resistance training
2012The poster depicts technological support to mental readiness training for stressful professions, which includes tools that facilitate multimodal emotion elicitation, estimation and regulation. Multiple training sessions involve task-relevant audio-visual stimulation and simultaneous measurement of the trainee’s multimodal physiological, facial and ...
Popović, Siniša, Ćosić, Krešimir
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Phase separation in stress resistance
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2022openaire +2 more sources