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Bacillus subtilis --- Hydrophobicity --- Surfactants --- Electrical properties
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Sprayers --- Maintenance --- Electrical engineering --- Flow rate --- Regulation du debit
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Bacillus subtilis --- Hydrophobicity --- Electrical properties --- Surfactants --- Chemical composition --- Bactericides
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Yarrowia lipolytica --- Lipids --- Enzyme activity --- Hydrolysis --- Electrical properties
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Disorder. --- Electrical stimulation. --- Human. --- Internal capsule. --- Limb. --- Obsessive-compulsive disorder. --- Obsessive-compulsive. --- Stimulation.
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Electrical energy --- Heat treatment --- Heating --- Pressure --- Canned products --- Energy conservation --- technological changes --- Microwave radiation --- Chauffage ohmique
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8-oh-dpat. --- Accumbens. --- Alternation behaviour. --- Behaviour. --- Electrical stimulation. --- Electrolytic lesion. --- Lesion. --- Nucleus accumbens. --- Nucleus-accumbens. --- Nucleus. --- Obsessive-compulsive disorder. --- Obsessive-compulsive. --- Rat. --- Rats. --- Stimulation. --- T-maze.
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Endocrine and immune parameters, namely glucocorticoid receptors (GcR) and IFN-gamma production in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), and corticosterone in plasma, were studied in groups of four male rabbits observed in seminatural conditions in relation to agonistic behaviour and to seasonal variations. These parameters were selected on the basis of the findings that the presence of GcR in PBMC gives an indication of the in vivo biological effects of glucocorticoids and that PBMC cytokine production and plasma corticosterone are related to social behaviour. The frequency of active and passive behaviours was used to rank the animals. Seasonal variations were present for agonistic behaviours (Attack, Follow, Chase) and For plasma corticosterone, which were significantly higher in winter. IFN-gamma production in PBMC was increased after social interactions in both seasons, while plasma corticosterone was increased only in winter: GcR capacity in PBMC was decreased after social interactions. The results indicate that social and physical environmental factors are correlated with immune-endocrine functions
Agonistic behaviour,seasonal variation,corticosterone,glucocorticoid receptors,ifn-gamma production,rabbit. --- Agonistic behaviour. --- Agonistic. --- Animal. --- Animals. --- Behavior. --- Behaviour. --- Blood mononuclear-cells. --- Blood. --- Corticosterone. --- Dominance. --- Endocrine. --- Frequency. --- Function. --- Glucocorticoid receptors. --- Glucocorticoid. --- Glucocorticoids. --- Group. --- Hippocampal electrical-activity. --- Immune. --- Interaction. --- Interactions. --- Invivo. --- Male. --- Parameters. --- Physical. --- Pituitary. --- Plasma corticosterone. --- Plasma-corticosterone. --- Plasma. --- Production. --- Rabbit. --- Rabbits. --- Rank. --- Receptor. --- Receptors. --- Release. --- Responses. --- Season. --- Seasonal variation. --- Social behaviour. --- Social interaction. --- Social interactions. --- Social-interaction. --- Social. --- Stress. --- Variation.
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