FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2891173267> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2891173267 abstract "Environmental uncertainty, such as food deprivation, may alter internal milieu of nervous system through various mechanisms. In combination with circumstances of stress or aging, high consumption of unsaturated fatty acids and oxygen can make neural tissues sensitive to oxidative stress (OS). For adult rats, diminished level of gonadal steroid hormones accelerates OS and may result in special behavioral manifestations. This study was aimed to partially answer the question whether OS mediates trade-off between food hoarding and food intake (fat hoarding) in environmental uncertainty (e.g., fluctuations in food resource) within gonadectomized mouse model in the presence of food deprivation-induced food hoarding behavior.Hoarding behavior was not uniformly expressed in all male mice that exposed to food deprivation. Extended phenotypes including hoarder and non-hoarder mice stored higher and lower amounts of food respectively as compared to that of low-hoarder mice (normal phenotype) after food deprivation. Results showed that neural oxidative status was not changed in the presence of hoarding behavior in gonadectomized mice regardless of tissue type, however, glutathione levels of brain tissues were increased in the presence of hoarding behavior. Decreased superoxide dismutase activity in brain and spinal cord tissues and increased malondialdehyde in brain tissues of gonadectomized mice were also seen.Although, food deprivation-induced hoarding behavior is a strategic response to food shortage in mice, it did not induce the same amount of hoarding across all colony mates. Hoarding behavior, in this case, is a response to the environmental uncertainty of food shortage, therefore is not an abnormal behavior. Hoarding behavior induced neural OS with regard to an increase in brain glutathione levels but failed to show other markers of neural OS. Decreased superoxide dismutase activity in brain and spinal cord tissues and increased malondialdehyde levels in brain tissues of gonadectomized mice could be a hallmark of debilitated antioxidative defense and more lipid peroxidation due to reduced amount of gonadal steroid hormones during aging." @default.
• W2891173267 created "2018-09-27" @default.
• W2891173267 creator A5005633535 @default.
• W2891173267 creator A5008066139 @default.
• W2891173267 creator A5020379016 @default.
• W2891173267 creator A5033965015 @default.
• W2891173267 creator A5076299399 @default.
• W2891173267 date "2018-09-24" @default.
• W2891173267 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W2891173267 title "An effort toward molecular biology of food deprivation induced food hoarding in gonadectomized NMRI mouse model: focus on neural oxidative status" @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1524119229 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1563459863 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1579871556 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1768247331 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1964356870 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1967105793 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1974817453 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1976842211 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1977313049 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1977817124 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1981596934 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1983218490 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1983310681 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1993149192 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1994217434 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W1999909021 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2002163224 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2011265616 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2016520135 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2025595769 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2027384672 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2031596649 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2033258594 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2036183971 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2038541365 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2039955270 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2039992633 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2041696594 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2046121463 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2046429594 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2048616318 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2050836701 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2051289202 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2054087224 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2055674241 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2060414700 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2064004368 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2064763854 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2065726968 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2068198048 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2074169243 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2076448653 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2084015464 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2088119521 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2088646749 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2089066583 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2089073450 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2089338980 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2089610248 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2090245298 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2094655287 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2095033294 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2116524496 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2126019931 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2128635872 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2132298206 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2133451731 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2136096269 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2139020323 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2145587247 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2145734058 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2149623529 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2151260801 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2151438998 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2158643127 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2266929960 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2418250758 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2780033737 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W2883560622 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W4244136241 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W4245957869 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W4293247451 @default.
• W2891173267 cites W869783866 @default.
• W2891173267 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/s12868-018-0461-9" @default.
• W2891173267 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/6154416" @default.
• W2891173267 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30249177" @default.
• W2891173267 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2891173267 type Work @default.
• W2891173267 sameAs 2891173267 @default.
• W2891173267 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2891173267 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2891173267 hasAuthorship W2891173267A5005633535 @default.
• W2891173267 hasAuthorship W2891173267A5008066139 @default.
• W2891173267 hasAuthorship W2891173267A5020379016 @default.
• W2891173267 hasAuthorship W2891173267A5033965015 @default.
• W2891173267 hasAuthorship W2891173267A5076299399 @default.
• W2891173267 hasBestOaLocation W28911732671 @default.
• W2891173267 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W2891173267 hasConcept C134018914 @default.
• W2891173267 hasConcept C138885662 @default.

• next