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The acclimatization of white rats to the chronic intermittent effect of unfavorable temperatures

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Experiments on albino rats regularly exposed over a period of 6 months to temperatures from 38 to 40°C for 5–6 h daily or from 7 to 8°C for 5–6 h every other day showed the process of acclimatization to such intermittent temperature conditions and certain reactions accompanying this process.

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  1. Sverdlovsk Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Pathology, Srerdlovsk, USSR

    B. A. Katsnel'son & L. G. Babushkina

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Katsnel'son, B.A., Babushkina, L.G. The acclimatization of white rats to the chronic intermittent effect of unfavorable temperatures. Bull Exp Biol Med 61, 510–512 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01892440

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