The application of molecular techniques to exercise biology has provided novel insight into
the complexity and breadth of intracellular signaling networks involved in response to …

Recent genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have shown that temperament is strongly
influenced by more than 700 genes that modulate associative conditioning by molecular …

As major sporting events are often held in hot environments, increased interest in ways of
optimally heat acclimating athletes to maximise performance has emerged. Heat acclimation …

Physiological systems respond acutely to stress to minimize homeostatic disturbance, and
typically adapt to chronic stress to enhance tolerance to that or a related stressor. It is …

Historically, heat has been used in various clinical and sports rehabilitation settings to treat
soft tissue injuries. More recently, interest has emerged in using heat to pre-condition …

The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of repeated passive heat exposure (ie,
acclimation) on muscle contractility in humans. Fourteen nonheat-acclimated males …

Species in Triplophysa display strong adaptability to the extreme environment of the plateau,
thus offering an ideal model to study the molecular mechanism of fish adaptation to …

Body temperature in homeothermic animals does not remain constant but displays a regular
circadian fluctuation within a physiological range (eg, 35° C–38.5° C in mice), constituting a …

The study objectives were to test the hypothesis that heat stress (HS) during gestational
development alters postnatal growth, body composition, and biological response to HS …

Heat stress affects muscle development and meat quality in food animals; however, little is
known regarding its regulatory mechanisms at the epigenetic level, such as via DNA …