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produce the body
changes of
female and male puberty. The
onset of this
neurohormonal process may
precede the
first visible body
changes by 1–2 years. The...
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Neurohormonal response to stress...
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benign cosmetic condition,
sometimes caused by a
relatively benign neurohormonal disorder.
Regardless of its cause, the
benign form
typically does not...
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involves studying specific changes in muscular, cardiovascular, and
neurohormonal systems that lead to
changes in
functional capacity and
strength due...
- network. CRS
results from a
complex interplay of
hemodynamic alterations,
neurohormonal activation,
inflammatory mediators, and
endothelial dysfunction, all...
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increases in workload,
which are
mediated by long-term
activation of
neurohormonal systems such as the renin–angiotensin
system and the sympathoadrenal...
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surrounding this behavior, such as
decreased blood flow to the brain,
neurohormonal modulation of
sleep through digestive coupled signaling, or
vagal stimulation...
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isosorbide dinitrate to its
active principle NO (or a NO-related species)
Neurohormonal activation,
causing sympathetic activation and
release of vasoconstrictors...
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proposes that
close social bonds, and ****ociated emotional, cognitive, and
neurohormonal mechanisms,
evolved to
facilitate long-term, high-cost
altruism between...
- gallbladder, and the
Sphincter of Oddi. The
gallbladder is
controlled on a
neurohormonal basis, with
Cholecystokinin (CCK)
leading to the
contraction and release...
