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[Change in temperature in young and old rats exposed to emotional-noise and immobilization stress]
Kh O Nagapetian1, R A Arutiunian, L A Matinian
1Orbeli Institute of Physiology, Armenian Academy of Science, Yerevan, 375028 Armenia.
Ontogenez
|September 8, 2001
Abstract:
Experiments with rats have shown that thermoregulation under normal conditions and in response to stressful factors (immobilization, emotionally significant sound) is different in animals of different age. The effect of these stressful factors leads to more significant temperature changes in the group of young animals, as compared with the adult ones.
