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Hydrogen Sulfide Modulates Hepatic Oxygen Availability and Microcirculation during Sepsis
Title
Hydrogen Sulfide Modulates Hepatic Oxygen Availability and Microcirculation during Sepsis
Author
Norris, Eric
Date Created
2012
Subjects--Topical
Biology, Physiology
Description
A mismatch between O2 supply and demand leads to the development of tissue hypoxia which contributes to hepatic dysfunction and injury during sepsis. Previously, we reported that hepatic microcirculatory failure is a major contributor to hypoxia a...
GLYCOGEN ENHANCEMENT AUGMENTS OVERLOAD-INDUCED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, GROWTH, AND MYOGENESIS IN AGED SKELETAL MUSCLE
Title
GLYCOGEN ENHANCEMENT AUGMENTS OVERLOAD-INDUCED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, GROWTH, AND MYOGENESIS IN AGED SKELETAL MUSCLE
Author
Lawrence, Marcus
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Biology, Kinesiology, Physiology
Description
ABSTRACTMARCUS MICHAEL LAWRENCE. Glycogen Enhancement Augments Overload-Induced Protein Synthesis, Growth, and Myogenesis in Aged Skeletal Muscle. (Under the direction of DR. SCOTT E. GORDON)Age-related skeletal muscle (SkM) wasting is associated ...
The role of the dopaminergic system in the regulation of physical activity in mice
Title
The role of the dopaminergic system in the regulation of physical activity in mice
Author
Knab, Amy
Date Created
2009
Subjects--Topical
Molecular biology, Genetics, Physiology
Description
Physical activity (PA) is important to human health, and the genetic and biological regulating factors of physical activity are only beginning to be understood. The dopamine (DA) system has been shown to regulate motivation, and locomotor behavior...
The role of the sex steroids in regulation of physical activity levels in mice
Title
The role of the sex steroids in regulation of physical activity levels in mice
Author
Bowen, Robert
Date Created
2010
Subjects--Topical
Kinesiology, Physiology
Description
Low physical activity (PA) levels are associated with many chronic diseases and place a massive burden on the health care system. The extrinsic environment has been suggested to regulate activity levels, but an increasing prevalence of physical in...
The Role of Isometric Exercise Training on Reductions in Resting Blood Pressure: Human Trials and the Influence of Peripheral Vasoactive and Inflammatory Biomarkers
Title
The Role of Isometric Exercise Training on Reductions in Resting Blood Pressure: Human Trials and the Influence of Peripheral Vasoactive and Inflammatory Biomarkers
Author
Gordon, Benjamin
Date Created
2012
Subjects--Topical
Biology, Kinesiology, Physiology
Description
Approximately 1 billion people worldwide and ~87 million adults in the United States alone are affected by hypertension [HTN: high blood pressure (HBP)]. Primary treatment avenues for HBP management include lifestyle modification (e.g. diet, exerc...
Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Variation in Two Diverse Groups of Mollusks
Title
Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Variation in Two Diverse Groups of Mollusks
Author
Furr, Denise
Date Created
2023
Subjects--Topical
Natural history--Classification, Physiology, Zoology
Description
Mollusks are a highly diverse phylum with some of the most extremes of body forms from wormlike Aplacophora to tentacled cephalopods. The relationship between phenotype and phylogeny is studied here in two very different groups of mollusks, the bi...
Interaction between hydrogen sulfide and endothelin-1 in hepatic perfusion and mitochondrial dynamics in endotoxemia
Title
Interaction between hydrogen sulfide and endothelin-1 in hepatic perfusion and mitochondrial dynamics in endotoxemia
Author
Pennington, Samantha
Date Created
2018
Subjects--Topical
Physiology, Cytology
Description
A mismatch between oxygen supply and metabolic tissue demand leads to the development of hypoxia, which contributes to hepatic dysfunction and liver injury during sepsis. Recent evidence shows that hepatic H2S levels are increased during sepsis an...