Effects of thermal stimulation on intracellular sodium, potassium and chlorine in the sweat glands of the cow, sheep and goat
The intracellular concentrations of electrolyte elements in the sweat glands of the cow, sheep and goat provide evidence of altered secretory activity upon thermal stimulation in the cow but give no indication of such change in the sheep and goat. The results support the view that increased secretor...
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| description | The intracellular concentrations of electrolyte elements in the sweat glands of the cow, sheep and goat provide evidence of altered secretory activity upon thermal stimulation in the cow but give no indication of such change in the sheep and goat. The results support the view that increased secretory function contributes to the pattern of sweat output in the cow. |
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| subjects | Animals Cattle - metabolism Chlorine Chlorine - analysis Chlorine - metabolism cows Goats Goats - metabolism Hot Temperature Intracellular Potassium Potassium - analysis Potassium - metabolism secretions Sheep Sheep - metabolism Sodium Sodium - analysis Sodium - metabolism Stimulation Sweat Sweat gland sweat glands Sweat Glands - analysis Sweat Glands - metabolism Sweat Glands - physiology Veterinary medicine |
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