Endogenous oscillator and regulatory mechanisms of body temperature in sheep

Very Mild Hypothermia During Ischemia and Reperfusion Improves Postinfarction Ventricular Remodeling

“…The LA temperature was maintained at the following values prior to the induction of ischemia and throughout the remainder of the experiment: 39.5°C (n = 11), 38.5°C (n = 7), 37.5°C (n = 7), 36.5°C (n = 7), and 35.5°C (n = 6). The normal body temperature range for nonfasting, nonpregnant sheep is 39°C to 40.5°C [13]. …”

Regional Heterogeneity of Myocardial Reperfusion Injury: Effect of Mild Hypothermia

“…Temperature was maintained at the following values prior to the induction of ischemia and throughout the remainder of the experiment: 39.5°C (n = 38.5°C (n = 5); 37.5°C (n = 6); 36.5°C (n = 6); and 35.5°C (n = 5). The normal body temperature range for nonfasting, nonpregnant sheep is 39°C to 40.5°C [15]. …”

Daily rhythm of tear production in normal horse

“…Studies in humans and dogs described a diurnal variation in tear turnover rate 5,6 . In the study of other physiological parameters, the pattern of diurnal variation was found to be affected by a number of endogenous and exogenous factors such as age, 7,8 season, 9–11 feeding times and fasting, 12–14 isolation, 15 exercise, 16,17 electro‐magnetic field, 18,19 change in light intensity and environmental temperature 10 . Normal STT has recently been shown to be affected by age, gender, time of day, season, environmental condition and placement of strips 20,21 .…”