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exercise, which highlights a possible participation of this protein in the regulation of training adaptations. In the present study, we hypothesize that exercise-induced cytokine signaling plays a pivotal role in the training adaptations, which may depend
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, these data indicate that after bariatric surgery, a circadian phase-specific and, thus, potentially clock regulated meal pattern adaptation takes place accompanying the transition from a catabolic to an anabolic energy state around 10 days post
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& Forhead 2009 , 2013 ). Deficiency of thyroid hormones during intrauterine development impairs growth of the fetus and compromises its adaptation to extrauterine life ( Fowden et al . 1998 , Hillman et al . 2012 , Sferruzzi-Perri et al . 2013
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structural changes in gut morphology ( Seeley et al. 2015 ). Our study provides novel mechanistic insights demonstrating that α-gust − / − mice do not ‘sense’ the need for morphological adaptations when deprived (BPL) or overexposed (RL) to undigested
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maintain homeostasis and to promote behavioural adaptation: ‘ The MR:GR balance hypothesis predicts that upon imbalance of these receptor functions threats to homeostasis are less well communicated and coordinated among the various glucocorticoid targets
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( Knutsson et al . 1986 , Schernhammer et al . 2001 ). Long-term shift work may lead to either adaptation or sensitisation to the effects of sleep deprivation. This suggests that non-shift workers and experienced shift workers may respond differently when
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adaptation at the level of Ca 2+ signaling in UAEC. In addition, we study the ability of the cells to allow influx via capacitative entry (CCE) independent of the agonist. We find that it is not a change in receptor subtype or coupling but rather the greater
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adaptation. This hormonal response involves several well-described steps. Directly after stress, circuits involving the brainstem lead to activation of the sympathetic nervous system, causing enhanced release of adrenaline from the adrenal medulla ( Wong et
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after birth and then rapidly decreases over the first month of life ( Gnanalingham et al. 2005 ). This developmental pattern of expression is similar to that described for UCP1 in ovine BAT, suggesting UCP2 has a critical role in metabolic adaptation
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mechanisms allowing organisms to predict key environmental changes. Mammals exhibit a remarkably wide spectrum of seasonal physiological adaptations, which includes annual cycles of growth, metabolism, thermogenesis, fattening and weight loss, hibernation