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Impaired thermoregulation in the thiouracil-treated neonate fowl
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“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones, specifically T 3 , affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support observations from previous studies that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al, 2005;Freeman, 1971;Klandorf et al, 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
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“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones, specifically T 3 , affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support observations from previous studies that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al, 2005;Freeman, 1971;Klandorf et al, 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
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“…In general, the findings of this study confirm the importance of thyroid hormone particularly T3 in development of resting systemic metabolism, transition to endothermy, and body temperature regulation in altricial RWBB. This study also supports previous studies' observations in precocial and altricial birds that plasma thyroid levels correlate with ontogeny of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981;Olson et al 1999).…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
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“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones particularly T3 affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support previous studies' observations that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
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“…In our study, good motility by S. pullorum occurred at 37ЊC but the rate of movement was increased 1.5-fold at 42ЊC. S. pullorum is host adapted for poultry, and the chicken core body temperature is 40 to 42ЊC (8). Such a temperature optimum would be necessary if the motility trait occurred in vivo.…”
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“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones, specifically T 3 , affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support observations from previous studies that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al, 2005;Freeman, 1971;Klandorf et al, 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
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confidence: 91%
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“…In general, the findings of this study confirm the importance of thyroid hormone particularly T3 in development of resting systemic metabolism, transition to endothermy, and body temperature regulation in altricial RWBB. This study also supports previous studies' observations in precocial and altricial birds that plasma thyroid levels correlate with ontogeny of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981;Olson et al 1999).…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
supporting
confidence: 92%
“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones particularly T3 affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support previous studies' observations that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
supporting
confidence: 90%
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“…In our study, good motility by S. pullorum occurred at 37ЊC but the rate of movement was increased 1.5-fold at 42ЊC. S. pullorum is host adapted for poultry, and the chicken core body temperature is 40 to 42ЊC (8). Such a temperature optimum would be necessary if the motility trait occurred in vivo.…”
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confidence: 53%
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“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones, specifically T 3 , affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support observations from previous studies that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al, 2005;Freeman, 1971;Klandorf et al, 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
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confidence: 91%
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“…In general, the findings of this study confirm the importance of thyroid hormone particularly T3 in development of resting systemic metabolism, transition to endothermy, and body temperature regulation in altricial RWBB. This study also supports previous studies' observations in precocial and altricial birds that plasma thyroid levels correlate with ontogeny of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981;Olson et al 1999).…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
supporting
confidence: 92%
“…This study confirms the role of thyroid hormones particularly T3 affecting the development of resting systemic metabolism and body temperature regulation and attainment of endothermic phenotype. The findings support previous studies' observations that plasma thyroid hormone levels correlate with development of endothermy and thermoregulation capacity (Decuypere et al 2005;Freeman 1971;Klandorf et al 1981). Within metabolically active tissue (i.e.…”
Section: Whole-animal Metabolic Rate and Body Temperature
supporting
confidence: 90%
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“…In our study, good motility by S. pullorum occurred at 37ЊC but the rate of movement was increased 1.5-fold at 42ЊC. S. pullorum is host adapted for poultry, and the chicken core body temperature is 40 to 42ЊC (8). Such a temperature optimum would be necessary if the motility trait occurred in vivo.…”
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confidence: 53%