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期刊名:Journal of thermal biology

缩写:J THERM BIOL

ISSN:0306-4565

e-ISSN:1879-0992

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Aradhya Chattopadhyay,Rishav Roy,Payel Biswas et al. Aradhya Chattopadhyay et al.
We examined how thermal shifts influence development time and adult body size in Drosophila melanogaster. Individual flies were exposed to alternating temperatures of 25 °C (optimal) and 17 °C (cold), with shifts introduced at key develop...
Mohamed E Abd El-Hack,Ahmed I Elsherbeni,Amira K Hajri et al. Mohamed E Abd El-Hack et al.
Rising global temperatures, compounded by diminishing water resources, have escalated the incidence and severity of heat stress in poultry production, posing a critical threat to animal welfare, productivity, and food security. Heat stress ...
Maria Josikelly Silva de Oliveira,João Victor Souza Barbosa,Jânio Hermilindo Moreira de Mesquita et al. Maria Josikelly Silva de Oliveira et al.
Temperature is a key abiotic factor influencing the development and survival of ectothermic animals. Amphibians, especially those from tropical regions, are considered highly vulnerable to climate change due to their limited acclimation cap...
Rabia Zeb,Caoqun Zheng,Ronghui Zheng et al. Rabia Zeb et al.
Thermal stress from global warming and heated discharges from coastal nuclear power plants poses a significant threat to marine aquaculture, particularly during the sensitive early life stages of fish. These discharges elevate local seawate...
Andréa Serres,Jérémy De Bonville,Fredrik Jutfelt et al. Andréa Serres et al.
Climate-driven increases in mean water temperature and the frequency of heatwaves affect the thermal tolerance of ectotherms, including fishes. Fishes can increase their thermal tolerance through acclimation, optimizing survival during extr...
Wenjia Mao,Genrong Zhang,Sicheng Liang et al. Wenjia Mao et al.
Heat stress (HS) triggers reactive oxygen species (ROS) accumulation and activates stress-responsive signaling pathways, including c-Jun N-terminal kinase (JNK) and nuclear factor kappa B (NF-κB) in fish hepatocytes. However, how ROS, JNK,...
Zou Ye,Yang Yan,Chen Wenkai et al. Zou Ye et al.
Heat stress is a major environmental factor limiting goat productivity. This study investigated the regulatory effects of creatine pyruvate (CrPyr) and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) on the antioxidant capacity and ruminal epithelial barrier f...
Pushkar Wagh,Saumitra Dhere,Maria Thaker et al. Pushkar Wagh et al.
Environmental temperature can critically impact the performance and survival of ectotherms. Assessing the ability to tolerate increasing temperatures and determining coping strategies, especially in vulnerable taxa such as amphibians, is th...
Han Shi,Aobin Liu,Kang Feng et al. Han Shi et al.
Heat stress (HS) and deoxynivalenol (DON) are two major stressors that significantly harm animals in livestock production. This research aims to analyze the joint impact of DON and heat stress on the gut health of male mice and to delve int...
Samar A Tolba,Shimaa A Amer,Abdel-Wahab A Abdel-Warith et al. Samar A Tolba et al.
This study examined how dietary fennel essential oil (FEO) supplementation affected heat-stressed (HS) broiler chickens' growth, economic efficiency, hematological and biochemical blood profiles, immunological response, antioxidant status, ...