Therefore, it remains unclear whether a demanding period such as unfavourable environmental conditions or the extra energetic demand incurred to support catch-up growth, results in an elevation of corticosterone levels in young altricial birds.
The possibilities of a nuclear energy development are considerably increasing with the world energetic demand increment.
This, coupled with its high energetic demand, ensure that the brain metabolises the most glucose of any organ29,30.
These calculated results indicate that the energetic demand for H-abstraction reaction decreases in the tertiary
Furthermore, this environmental stressor was demonstrated to increase the energetic demand on the larvae, which could potentially have a negative effect later in development.
To decrease the use of fossil fuels and face the energetic demand, the integration of renewable energy is a necessary step.
The main idea is using the internal slab as a thermal energy storage system to cover partially the energetic demand both during heating and cooling periods.
Due to the unique architecture of neurons, trafficking of mitochondria throughout processes to regions of high energetic demand is critical to sustain neuronal health.
Oxidation of fatty acids is a major source of energy for heart and skeletal muscle, and in these tissues is regulated by energetic demand in an AMPK-dependent manner (Merrill et al., 1997).
Epigenetic regulation calibrates metabolic functions to match high energetic demand during the onset of neuronal differentiation by increasing maximal mitochondrial respiration activity and generating considerable spare respiratory capacity to confer resistance to oxidative stress and excitotoxicity during differentiation.
This buffering is achieved by phosphagen kinase systems that consist of a specific kinase and its cognate phosphagen, which functions as a large pool of 'high-energy phosphates' that are used to replenish ATP during periods of high energetic demand.
