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In contrast, expression of zglut1a mRNA was not changed in 18°C acute cooling situation (Fig. 15A), suggesting that this GLUT isoform, which in the mammalian brain is mainly expressed in glial cells [55], is not requested for additional carbohydrate supply to brain cells upon cold stress.

Farrell et al. [ 11] reported increased adrenergic (Epi) sensitivity in fish cardiomyocytes during acute cooling by showing that sarcolemmal Ca2+ flux through the L-type Ca2+ channel (I(Ca2+)) was significantly more sensitive to adrenergic stimulation during cooling.

However, the acute temperature and cooling rate changes are mainly concentrated on the specimen surface region about 1/3 of the sample thickness, while these changes are performed in a slow and gentle manner at the core region of specimen.

However, it should be emphasized that the acute temperature and cooling rate changes during DCT are mainly concentrated on the specimen surface region about 1/3 of the sample thickness.

32 The absence of an effect of chronic VNB on basal glucose production contrasts with the effect of acute vagal cooling on hepatic glucose production in dogs which produced an ~20% decrease in fasting glucose production.

Only one randomised trial has investigated mild-moderate hypothermia in severe, but not necessarily malignant, stroke (cooling for acute ischaemic brain damage, or COOL-AID).

Beneficial effects of cooling of joints after acute injury or in the postoperative period were reported with shorter hospitalization, less pain with fewer need for analgesics and less swelling [ 9- 13].

Although commonly administered in situations involving acute brain injury, the mechanism by which cooling confers neuroprotection or therapeutic improvement is unknown, multifactorial and context-dependent (Choi et al., 2012; Yenari and Han, 2012).

The effect of therapeutic hypothermia for children with acute encephalopathy/encephalitis was observed to be dependent on the timing when cooling was initiated.

Expression of zucp4 transcript in brain was always very low, but was rapidly up-regulated within 1 h of acute cold shock, whereafter expression returned to control level at 6 h cooling at 18°C.

Further studies are needed to investigate: 1) an altered cooling protocol to achieve temperatures below 35°C, and 2) the feasibility and safety of surface cooling with these pads in awake patients with stroke or acute myocardial infarction.