Seasonal changes in white and brown adipose tissues in Clethrionomys gapperi (red-backed vole) and in Microtus pennsylvanicus (meadow vole)

Thermogenic Responses to Prolonged Cold Exposure: Birds and Mammals

“…(108)). Hypertrophy of BAT has also been reported in several species of winter‐acclimatized voles (1, 55, 63) and wild mice (126, 190). Although several oxidative enzymes have been studied in BAT, only COX will be considered here, as it has been used as an index of aerobic capacity.…”

Thermogenic Responses to Prolonged Cold Exposure: Birds and Mammals

“…(108)). Hypertrophy of BAT has also been reported in several species of winter‐acclimatized voles (1, 55, 63) and wild mice (126, 190). Although several oxidative enzymes have been studied in BAT, only COX will be considered here, as it has been used as an index of aerobic capacity.…”

Thermogenic Responses to Prolonged Cold Exposure: Birds and Mammals

“…(108)). Hypertrophy of BAT has also been reported in several species of winter‐acclimatized voles (1, 55, 63) and wild mice (126, 190). Although several oxidative enzymes have been studied in BAT, only COX will be considered here, as it has been used as an index of aerobic capacity.…”

Thermogenic Responses to Prolonged Cold Exposure: Birds and Mammals

“…(108)). Hypertrophy of BAT has also been reported in several species of winter‐acclimatized voles (1, 55, 63) and wild mice (126, 190). Although several oxidative enzymes have been studied in BAT, only COX will be considered here, as it has been used as an index of aerobic capacity.…”