Radiotelemetrical equipment for continous subcutaneous measurements of the circadian temperature rhythm in rats

Bojsen, J.; Møller, Ulla; Faber, Mogens

doi:10.1007/bf00592445

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“…isolated rats (Bojsen et al, 1971). While the main pattern in the rat is a somewhat elevated base line during the night, this is less evident in the Syrian hamster.…”

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The circadian temperature rhythm in Syrian hamsters as a function of the number of animals per cage

M⊘ller¹,

Bojsen²

1974

Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research

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“…isolated rats (Bojsen et al, 1971). While the main pattern in the rat is a somewhat elevated base line during the night, this is less evident in the Syrian hamster.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…The body temperature was measured telemetrically as described previously (Bojsen et al, 1971). For the registration of the temperature the transmitter was implanted in the abdomen of one of the five brothers.…”

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The circadian temperature rhythm in Syrian hamsters as a function of the number of animals per cage

M⊘ller¹,

Bojsen²

1974

Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research

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“…Under unrestrained conditions before and after the 32p measurements, the circadian temperature rhythm of the rats showed the highest temperature during the dark period (Bojsen et al, 1971;M0ller and Bojsen, 1975). The temperature records changed, however, when the animals were restrained.…”

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Circadian variations in 32P uptake of a DMBA-induced mammary tumour and Walker carcinosarcoma in rats

Møoller¹,

Bojsen²

1976

Br J Cancer

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Summary.-The 32p uptake in a mammary tumour induced by DMBA and in the Walker 256 carcinosarcoma was measured by external GM-tubes. The uptake was significantly higher than in the skin. During exposure to a synchronized light regime a circadian variation was present in the 32p uptake of the hormonedependent DMBA-induced tumour. The maximal 32p uptake was in the dark period, in which the highest temperature in the tumour has also been found (M0ller and Bojsen, 1975). In the hormone-independent Walker 256 carcinosarcoma there was no periodicity in 32p uptake. No variation in 32p uptake was registered in the skin of normal controls or in tumour-bearing rats.

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A method for the continuous measurement of core temperature in small animals

1977

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Radiotelemetrical equipment for continous subcutaneous measurements of the circadian temperature rhythm in rats

Cited by 8 publications

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The circadian temperature rhythm in Syrian hamsters as a function of the number of animals per cage

The circadian temperature rhythm in Syrian hamsters as a function of the number of animals per cage

Circadian variations in 32P uptake of a DMBA-induced mammary tumour and Walker carcinosarcoma in rats

A method for the continuous measurement of core temperature in small animals

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