Effects of heat--stress in rats: Critical period and reduced survival of post-implantation heat-stress inducted in early gestation.
Indian J Physiol Pharmacol
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1975 Jul-Sep; 19(3): 135-9
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in English
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ABSTRACT
High ambient temperature (34.4 C degrees and 60-65% relative humidity (RH) did not affect foetal survival when bred female rats were exposed between day-8 and -18 (Day-0=day of breeding). Heat-stress at this intensity given on day-0 was critical for embryonic and/or foetal survival rate and more so, if the ambient temperature was increased to 36.6 C degrees and 70-75% RH than on day-1. Postimplantation foetal survival was reduced due to heat-stress given only during early gestation period.
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Main subject:
Rats
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Time Factors
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Female
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Pregnancy
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Pregnancy, Animal
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Embryonic Development
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Fetal Death
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Hot Temperature
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Humidity
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Animals
Language:
English
Journal:
Indian J Physiol Pharmacol
Year:
1975
Type:
Article
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