To investigate the rules regulating changes in mean chest temperature (MCT), mean rectal temperature (MRT) and mean body weight (MW)in rats at simulated microgravity and different ambient temperatures (ATs). The −30º rat tail suspension (TS) method was used to simulate microgravity over a 7 day period at 18°C, 20°C, 23°C and 26°C AT through comparison between the TS group and control group. Each group contained six male SD rats (including one verification rat). MCT and MRT of TS group rats increased at all four levels of AT. MCT and MRT reached maximum growth rates of 0.315 and 0.118 at ATs of 20°C and 23°C, respectively. MW was reduced at ATs of 20°C and 23°C, whereas it increased at 18°C and 26°C AT in the TS group. The rates of changes of MCT, MRT and MW at different ATs were analyzed using linear regression analysis for both the control (Equation 1) and TS (Equation 2) groups. Using A new equation (Equation 3) without the influence of other factors was derived after Equation 1 minus Equation 2 to derive. The result shows that the coefficients of Equation 3 are different under the four ATs. TS and AT have coupling effects on the MCT, MRT and MW of rats.
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Tail Suspended Rats, Mean Chest Temperature, Mean Rectal Temperature, Mean Body Weight, Ambient Temperature
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abstract = {To investigate the rules regulating changes in mean chest temperature (MCT), mean rectal temperature (MRT) and mean body weight (MW)in rats at simulated microgravity and different ambient temperatures (ATs). The −30º rat tail suspension (TS) method was used to simulate microgravity over a 7 day period at 18°C, 20°C, 23°C and 26°C AT through comparison between the TS group and control group. Each group contained six male SD rats (including one verification rat). MCT and MRT of TS group rats increased at all four levels of AT. MCT and MRT reached maximum growth rates of 0.315 and 0.118 at ATs of 20°C and 23°C, respectively. MW was reduced at ATs of 20°C and 23°C, whereas it increased at 18°C and 26°C AT in the TS group. The rates of changes of MCT, MRT and MW at different ATs were analyzed using linear regression analysis for both the control (Equation 1) and TS (Equation 2) groups. Using A new equation (Equation 3) without the influence of other factors was derived after Equation 1 minus Equation 2 to derive. The result shows that the coefficients of Equation 3 are different under the four ATs. TS and AT have coupling effects on the MCT, MRT and MW of rats.},
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