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Half of the nicotine-exposed rats and half of the vehicle rats also received twice-daily injection stress consisting of intraperitoneal saline injections on P26 53.

Rats subjected to an inescapable subchronic stress, consisting of 10-20 min of forced swimming for 3 days, showed a thermal hyperalgesia and an enhanced nociceptive behavior to the subcutaneous administration of formalin 24 and 48 h, respectively, after the last swim session.

Males were exposed to a single session of prolonged stress consisting of restraint for 2 h in an acrylic restrainer (55×45×200 mm, NeuroScience Idea, Osaka, Japan) (10 00 to noon) followed immediately by forced swimming for 20 min in 23±1°C water.

Then, the animals were exposed to perioperative stress consisting of general anesthesia, laparotomy and mild blood loss.

In 129/SV mice exposed to 28 days of stress (consisting of exposure to rat, restraint stress, and tail suspension) impaired carbachol-induced endothelium-dependent vasorelaxation, increased superoxide production, and reduced aortic eNOS levels were observed.

After exposure to chronic variable stress, consisting of one or two unpredictable mild stressors per day for 6 weeks, Atp1a3tm1Ling/+ mice showed a greater reduction of total brain Na+,K+-activityctivity (of around 33%) and a pronounced deficit in novel object recognition memory (Kirshenbaum, Saltzman et al., 2011).

Drought stress consisted of three levels 75% (control), 50% (mild stress) and 25% of field capacity (severe stress) as main plots, and factorial combinations of three triple superphosphate fertilizer (CaH4P2O8) levels (0, 150, and 300 kg ha−1) and two zinc sulfate fertilizer (ZnSO4H2O) levels (0 and 30 kg ha−1) as subplots.

The literature regarding psychological and mental outcomes of stress exposure and prolonged stress consists of several partly overlapping concepts.

Perioperative stress consists of the surgical trauma and the response of the organism to this trauma (Larmann and Theilmeier, 2004).

Glutathione, which is the most important intracellular defense against oxidative stress, consists of glutamate, glycine, and cysteine [ 7].

The identification of the potential biomarker of oxidative stress consists of a promising strategy to study the pathophysiology of neonatal RDS.