Titlebook: Neuroendocrine Correlates of Stress; Kenneth W. McKerns,Vladimir Panti? Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 endocrinol

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Role of Brain Noradrenaline in the Effects of Pre- and Early Postnatal Stress on the Adrenocorticalcal significance. Such effects are capable to modify some physiological functions for as long as months, years, and even permanently. However, specific biochemical and physiological mechanisms, whose alterations during the pre- or neonatal period of life can change the reactivity of the hypothalamic

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Modified Development of the Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenocortical (HPA) Axis Response to Stress in Yrable degree of maturation which occurs postnatally. When first described by Schapiro et al. (1962), the so-called stress non-responsive (SNR) period was felt to be absolute, with the HPA axis of rats unable to respond to a stress between approximately postnatal days 3 and 12. With the advancement o

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The Relationship between Stress and Acupuncture Analgesia,he facts indicate that the acupuncture anaesthesia requires an induction period of about 20–30 minutes and its analgesic effect can be retained for a certain period of time. Furthermore, under acupuncture, the patients’ physiological condition is not affected and the anti-inflammatory effect is also

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