Ardeleanu A, Sterescu N
Physiologie. 1975;12(4):261-3.
Studies carried out on 96 Wistar newborn rats led to the following conclusions: the chronic exposure to heat (+40 degrees C), 10 min. daily, starting with day 1, induces a significant stimulation of 32P-incorporation into brain phospholipids (in 7-, 14-, and 21-day-old rats), into phosphoproteins (especially 14 days after birth), and into RNA and DNA (during the first 3 weeks after birth). The hypothalamic 32P-uptake is enhanced in 7- and 14-day-old rats. The authors discuss the biological significance of these findings.
对96只新生Wistar大鼠进行的研究得出了以下结论：从出生第1天开始，每天持续10分钟慢性暴露于高温（+40摄氏度），会显著刺激32P掺入脑磷脂（在7日龄、14日龄和21日龄大鼠中）、磷蛋白（尤其是出生后14天）以及RNA和DNA（出生后的前三周内）。7日龄和14日龄大鼠下丘脑的32P摄取量增加。作者讨论了这些发现的生物学意义。
