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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Anatomy (cytology, histology, embryology...) & physiology"”.
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Implication des hormones de croissance et du système CD95/CD95-ligand dans la tolérance fœto-placentaire
We attempted here to contribute to the study of 2 hypothesis concerning mechanisms implicated in the foeto-tolerance phenomenon. The first hypothesis concerned the potential effects of the replacement of the pituitary growth hormone (hGH-N) by the placental growth hormone (hPGH) on the maternal …
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Effets d'une immunomodulation de la leptine et de la cholécystokinine chez le rat en croissance
The use of antibodies to modulate the activity of existing endocrine factors is an immunomodulation. The meal-related intestinal signal cholecystokinin (CCK) and the adipose tissue-produced leptin are known as satiety hormones. Their interaction induces long- and short-terms effects. The aim of …
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Role of the dorsomedial and ventrolateral medulla in the regulation of pain sensitivity in the endotoxemic organism
This study compared the physiological and morphological effects of vagus nerve transection to the chemical destruction of its central projections. Subdiaphragmatic vagotomy disturbed nociception and body temperature regulation during endotoxemia. Micro-injections of glutamate or vanilloid receptor …
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Capsaicin-sensitive area in the ventral surface of the rat medulla
Capsaicin sensitive structures were found near the ventral surface of the medulla, at the exit of hypoglossal nerve roots in acute experiments on rats. Injection of 5-50 nl 0.01% capsaicin to the rostral region of the capsaicin-sensitive area was accompanied by the increase of arterial pressure and …
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Etude de l'effet d'un stimulus gravitationnel induit artificiellement sur la formation du bois de tension et du bois opposé dans de jeunes pousses de peuplier (Populus euramericana cv "Ghoy"
Le bois de tension des dicotylédones arborescentes se distingue par des caractéristiques anatomiques, chimiques, physiques et mécaniques particulières qui lui confèrent un comportement spécifique. Sa formation fait intervenir des mécanismes complexes, à même de percevoir des stimuli d'origine …