BMJ · 1965 · 239 citations · 15 references
Life SciencesInternal MedicinePhysiologyPathophysiologyPsychophysiologyThermal ComfortHeat StressTemperature ManagementTemperature RegulationThermal PhysiologyBody Core TemperatureBody TemperatureHyperthermiaHypothermiaLow-temperature PhysiologyNon-shivering ThermogenesisShivering ThermogenesisThermoregulatory Physiology
Erythrodermic Skin Diseases-Fox et al. MEDIBALJOURNAL has shown that this can stimulate non-shivering thermogenesis in man. Cold-adapted subjects also showed an increased calorigenic action of noradrenaline Shivering tends to disappear in the cold-adapted subject, and this may explain why all except one of our patients with a relative hypothermia failed to shiver.
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Louis Lasagna · Journal of Chronic Diseases · 1961 · 154 citations
Medicine, Nephrology, Pathology +11
THE MEASUREMENT OF CREATININE IN PLASMA AND URINE
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