Life In The Cold
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Life In The Cold: Ecological, Physiological, And Molecular Mechanisms
By Cynthia Carey, Gregory L. Florant, Bruce A. WunderIsolated adipocytes were prepared by digesting a sample of the biopsied adipose tissue with collagenase (1mg/ml) (Rodbell 1964) in Krebs-Henseleit-Hepes buffer with BSA (5%), glucose (5 mM), and adenosine (200 nM) to inhibit lipolysis ...
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Life in the Cold: An Introduction to Winter Ecology
By Peter J. MarchandD.C.Thomas, Russell, R.H. E. Broughton, E.Edmonds, and A. Gunn, “Further Studies ofTwo Populations ofPeary Caribou inthe Canadian Arctic,” CanadianWildlife Service ProgressNote, no.80(1977). 58. O. Murie, A Field Guide to Animal Tracks ...
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Life in the Cold: Ecological, Physiological, and Molecular Mechanisms
By Cynthia CareyThis book contains the proceedings of the ninth in a series of international gatherings dedicated to understanding how animals survive cold conditions.
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Life in the Cold: An Introduction to Winter Ecology
By Peter J. MarchandA third edition of a classic work on cold climate ecosystems, updated with a new chapter on mammals and birds.
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Life in the Cold: Eleventh International Hibernation Symposium
By Gerhard Heldmaier, Martin F. Bach, Susanne KlausThis book contains the proceedings of the 11 'h international symposium dedicated to the understanding of animal "Life in the Cold", held at Jungholz (Austria), August 13-18, 2000.
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Life in the Cold: An Introduction to Winter Ecology, fourth edition
By Peter J. MarchandPeter J. MarchandÕs Life in the Cold remains the one book that offers a comprehensive picture of the interactions of plants and animalsÑincluding humansÑwith their cold-weather environment.
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Life in the Cold: An Introduction to Winter Ecology, fourth edition
By Peter J. MarchandW. J. Hamilton III,Life's Color Code (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973), 29–83. 48. Irving,Arctic Life. 49. B. Heinrich, “Thermoregulation by Winter-Flying Endothermic Moths,” JournalofExperimentalBiology 127 (1987): 313–32. 50.
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Life in the Cold: Eleventh International Hibernation Symposium
By Gerhard Heldmaier, Austria ) International Hibernation SymposiumThis book gives an up-to-date account of the current knowledge of cold adaptation in animals, including phenomena like hibernation, daily torpor, thermoregulation and thermogenesis, metabolic regulation, freeze tolerance, anaerobiosis, ...