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1.
B. Culik A. J. Woakes D. Adelung R. P. Wilson N. R. Coria H. J. Spairani 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1990,160(1):61-70
Summary The energy requirements of Adélie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) chicks were analysed with respect to body mass (W, 0.145–3.35 kg, n=36) and various forms of activity (lying, standing, minor activity, locomotion, walking on a treadmill). Direct respirometry was used to measure O2 consumption (
) and CO2 production. Heart rate (HR, bpm) was recorded from the ECG obtained by both externally attached electrodes and implantable HR-transmitters. The parameters measured were not affected by hand-rearing of the chicks or by implanting transmitters. HR measured in the laboratory and in the field were comparable. Oxygen uptake ranged from
in lying chicks to
at maximal activity, RQ=0.76. Metabolic rate in small wild chicks (0.14–0.38 kg) was not affected by time of day, nor was their feeding frequency in the colony (Dec 20–21). Regressions of HR on
were highly significant (p< 0.0001) in transmitter implanted chicks (n=4), and two relationships are proposed for the pooled data, one for minor activities (
), and one for walking (
). Oxygen consumption, mass of the chick (2–3 kg), and duration of walking (T, s) were related as
, whereas mass-specific O2 consumption was related to walking speed (S, m·s-1) as
.Abbreviations
bpm
beats per minute
-
D
distance walked (m)
-
ECG
electrocardiogram
-
HR
heart rate (bpm)
-
ns
number of steps
-
RQ
respiratory quotient
-
S
walking speed (m·s-1)
-
T
time walked (s)
-
W
body mass (kg) 相似文献
2.
Thermoregulation,gas exchange,and ventilation in Adelie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Mark A. Chappell Sherrie L. Souza 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1988,157(6):783-790
Summary Adelie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) experience a wide range of ambient temperatures (T
a) in their natural habitat. We examined body temperature (T
b), oxygen consumption (
), carbon dioxide production (
), evaporative water loss (
), and ventilation atT
a from –20 to 30 °C. Body temperature did not change significantly between –20 and 20°C (meanT
b=39.3°C).T
b increased slightly to 40.1 °C atT
a=30°C. Both
and
were constant and minimal atT
a between –10 and 20°C, with only minor increases at –20 and 30°C. The minimal
of adult penguins (mean mass 4.007 kg) was 0.0112 ml/[g·min], equivalent to a metabolic heat production (MHP) of 14.9 Watt. The respiratory exchange ratio was approximately 0.7 at allT
a. Values of
were low at lowT
a, but increased to 0.21 g/min at 30°C, equivalent to 0.3% of body mass/h. Dry conductance increased 3.5-fold between –20 and 30°C. Evaporative heat loss (EHL) comprised about 5% of MHP at lowT
a, rising to 47% of MHP atT
a=30°C. The means of ventilation parameters (tidal volume [VT], respiration frequency [f], minute volume [I], and oxygen extraction [
]) were fairly stable between –20 and 10°C (VT did not change significantly over the entireT
a range). However, there was considerable inter- and intra-individual variation in ventilation patterns. AtT
a=20–30°C,f increased 7-fold over the minimal value of 7.6 breaths/min, and I showed a similar change.
fell from 28–35% at lowT
a to 6% atT
a=30°C.Abbreviations
C
thermal conductance
-
EHL
evaporative heat loss
-
oxygen extraction
-
f
respiratory frequency
-
MHP
metabolic heat production
-
evaporative water loss
-
LCT
lower critical temperature
-
RE
respiratory exchange ratio
-
T
a
ambient temperature
-
T
b
body temperature
-
rate of oxygen consumption
-
rate of carbon dioxide production
- I
inspiratory minute volume
-
VT
tidal volume 相似文献
3.
Jacopo P. Mortola anna Noworaj 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1985,155(2):171-176
Summary The resting oxygen consumption
and breathing pattern of nine newborn and adult species (ranging in body size from mouse to human) have been compared on the basis of data collected from the literature. Minute ventilation
is similarly linked to
at both ages, the percent of
extracted as O2
about 2.2. Tidal volume/kg is an interspecies constant in newborns and adults, approximately 8 ml/kg. Breathing frequency decreases with the increase in size in a different way at the two ages: large species have newborns breathing at rates 2–3 times above the corresponding adults' values, while in the small species newborns and adults breathe at almost the same rate. Therefore the newborns of the smallest species have both
and
below the expected values, implying a greater inability to cope with the external demands than newborns of larger species. Several considerations indicate that in the smallest newborns the mechanical properties of the respiratory system could be a constraint to resting ventilations larger than observed. It is therefore possible that their low
is the cause, and not the effect, of the relatively small
. 相似文献
4.
B. Grubb G. E. Folk Jr. 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1978,128(2):185-188
Summary The rate of oxygen consumption (
) by skeletal muscle was investigated in isolated perfused hindlimbs of laboratory rats and lemmings (Lemmus). In both species,
increased in proportion to blood flow rate, even at flow rates 4–5 times above resting level. The slope of the line relating
to skeletal muscle blood flow was significantly greater in the lemming than in the rat. This may be related to the inverse relationship between body weight and metabolic rate. These data support the hypothesis that in small animals a dependent relationship exists between blood flow and skeletal muscle
. 相似文献
5.
Roger S. Seymour David Vleck Carol M. Vleck 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1986,156(6):773-782
Summary The brush turkey (Alectura lathami) and mallee fowl (Leipoa ocellata) are megapode birds that incubate their eggs by burying them in mounds. Respiratory gas exchange between the buried eggs and the atmosphere occurs mainly by diffusion through about 60 cm of decomposing forest litter (brush turkey) or sand (mallee fowl).Gas fluxes in the brush turkey mound are greatly influenced by the respiration of thermophilic microorganisms which consume O2 at rates over eight times that of all of the eggs. The respiratory exchange ratio (
) of the microorganisms is 0.75 and theQ
10 for metabolism is 2.56. Fermentation and nitrogen fixation do not occur in the mounds.If the mound becomes too wet, gas tensions near the eggs can become critical because water increases rates of microbial respiration and impedes gas diffusion. However, field mounds are relatively dry, possibly because the adult bird modifies the shape of the mound and affects the entry of rain water. At egg level in field mounds,
and
are about 132 and 21 Torr, respectively, in both species. Embryonic respiration decreases
and increases
about 5 Torr in the immediate environment of individual eggs in late development. Due to a high eggshell gas conductance, which increases during incubation, the gas tensions within the shell of late embryos (
ca. 108 Torr,
ca. 47 Torr) are not far from the mean values found in species that nest above ground. 相似文献
6.
Theodore L. Taigen Kentwood D. Wells 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1985,155(2):163-170
Summary The metabolic demands of vocalization byHyla versicolor were determined by measuring oxygen consumption and whole body lactate content of calling animals. A stepwise multiple regression analysis identified both calling rate (calls/h) and call duration (s/call) as significant determinants of oxygen consumption during calling. These two variables accounted for 84% of the total variation in oxygen consumption observed in calling frogs. Aerobic metabolism
increased linearly with calling rate and call duration, reaching a peak value of 1.7 ml O2/(g·h) at the highest vocalization effort. For comparison, metabolic rates of the same individuals were also measured during short bouts of vigorous locomotor exercise
induced by mechanical stimulation. The mean value of
was only 62% of the peak
, and 5 of 13 frogs had rates of oxygen consumption during calling that exceeded their
. Whole body lactate levels were measured in two samples of calling frogs, one collected early in the evening (2100–2115 h) and the other 1.5 h later (2230–2245 h). The frogs in the second sample had significantly lower lactate levels (0.10 mg/g) than the frogs collected early in the evening (0.22 mg/g). Hence, vocalization does not entail the use of anaerobic metabolism, although lactate levels may be slightly elevated at the onset of an evening of calling. Calling rates of unrestrained frogs in a large chorus were measured at regular intervals during an evening. During the first half hour of calling, rates increased gradually from an initial mean value of 600 calls/h at 2030 h to nearly 1400 calls/h at 2100 h. These data indicate that acoustic advertisement byHyla versicolor is among the most energetically expensive activities regularly undertaken by any anuran, and indeed, is the most demanding yet measured in an ectothermic vertebrate.Abbreviations
resting rate of oxygen consumption
-
maximum rate of oxygen consumption
-
rate of oxygen consumption during forced exercise
-
rate of oxygen consumption during calling 相似文献
7.
Effects of ambient temperature and altitude on ventilation and gas exchange in deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus) 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:1
Mark A. Chappell 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1985,155(6):751-758
Summary The effects of different ambient temperatures (T
a) on gas exchange and ventilation in deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus) were determined after acclimation to low and high altitude (340 and 3,800 m).At both low and high altitude, oxygen consumption (
) decreased with increasingT
a atT
a from –10 to 30 °C. The
was 15–20% smaller at high altitude than at low altitude atT
a below 30 °C.Increased
atT
a below thermoneutrality was supported by increased minute volume (
) at both low and high altitude. At mostT
a, the change in
was primarily a function of changing respiration frequency (f); relatively little change occurred in tidal volume (V
T) or oxygen extraction efficiency (O2EE). AtT
a=0 °C and below at high altitude,
was constant due to decliningV
T and O2EE increased in order to maintain high
.At high altitude,
(BTP) was 30–40% higher at a givenT
a than at low altitude, except atT
a below 10 °C. The increased
at high altitude was due primarily to a proportional increase inf, which attained mean values of 450–500 breaths/min atT
a below 0 °C. The
(STP) was equivalent at high and low altitude atT
a of 10 °C and above. At lowerT
a,
(STPD) was larger at low altitude.At both altitudes, respiratory heat loss was a small fraction (<10%) of metabolic heat production, except at highT
a (20–30 °C).Abbreviations
EHL
evaporative heat loss
-
f
respiration frequency
-
HL
a
heat loss from warming tidal air
-
HL
e
evaporative heat loss in tidal air
-
HL
total respiratory heat loss
-
MHP
metabolic heat production
-
O
2
EE
oxygen extraction efficiency
-
RQ
respiratory quotient
-
T
a
ambient temperature
-
T
b
body temperatureT
lc lower critical temperature
-
carbon dioxide production
-
evaporative water loss
-
oxygen consumption
-
minute volume
-
V
T
tidal volume 相似文献
8.
Gregory K. Snyder Wesley W. Weathers 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1977,117(3):291-301
Summary Resting rates of O2 consumption
against
, exercise endurance times and
during recovery from vigorous exercise were measured inSceloporus occidentalis captured near sea level and inS. graciosus captured above 2850 m. Oxygen consumption against
was also measured inS. occidentalis captured above 2850 m. When
was recorded continuously, as ambient
was slowly reduced from 155 Torr, it became directly dependent upon ambient
between 110 and 120 Torr. The critical
for the high altitude lizards was lower than that for the lowland lizards, which enabled the former to maintain relatively higher
's when ambient
was reduced below 120 Torr. The high altitude lizards also had significantly greater endurance when stimulated to exercise at 1600 m (
130 Torr). Both the higher
under hypoxia and the greater endurance roughly parallel a significantly greater maximum
in the high altitude lizards. At a simulated altitude of 3600 m (
100 Torr), maximum
and rate of recovery of the O2 debt calculated from post active
were significantly reduced in the lowland but not the high altitude lizards. The effects of simulated altitude conditions on the lowland but not the mountaine animals indicate adaptations to altitude in these sceloporine lizards. We did not find any consistent relationship between organ/body weight ratios or hematocrit and our measures of
endurance or the altitude at which the lizards were captured. 相似文献
9.
Stephen C. Wood Kjell Johansen Mogens L. Glass G. M. O. Maloiy 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1978,127(4):331-336
Summary Oxygen consumption
was measured at rest and during spontaneous activity at body temperatures of 25 and 35°C in 14 fasting Savanna monitor lizards,Varanus exanthematicus ranging in weight from 172 to 7500 g. The allometric relationship between metabolic rate at 25°C and body weight (W) is given by:
(ml O2 STPD·g–1·hr–1)=0.88W
–0.43 (Fig. 2). Although statistical comparisons are equivocal, this intraspecific size dependence exceeds that reported for interspecific comparisons among reptiles and other vertebrate groups (Fig 3). A reproducible diurnal pattern of activity was observed in undisturbed animals with minimum values of
between 2400 and 0800 h (Fig. 1). Spontaneous activity and
generally reached peak values between 1200 and 2000 hrs. The average ratio of active aerobic metabolic rate (AMR) to minimum (standard) aerobic metabolic rate (SMR) was 8.2. This voluntary AMR/SMR inVaranus exceeds the AMR/SMR for most reptiles stimulated to exhaustion. The high aerobic capacity is consistent with other evidence for efficient exchange and transport of respiratory gases inV. exanthematicus; e.g., low or absent intracardiac shunt flow resulting in high arterial saturation and low ventilation
and perfusion
requirements. 相似文献
10.
Richard C. Playle Chris M. Wood 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1989,159(5):539-550
Summary Rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) were exposed to acidic soft water (pHin4.2–6.3) in the presence (93 g·l–1) or absence of Al. Fish were fitted with latex masks and opercular catheters to measure ventilation
, pH changes at the gills, O2 consumption
, ammonia excretion
, and Al extraction. During 2–3-h exposures,
was generally higher in Al-exposed fish over the pHin range 4.7–6.3. Alkalinization of expired water was about 0.3 pH units less in Al-exposed fish than in acid-only exposed fish at pHin 4.5–5.2, an effect attributable to both increased
and to buffering by Al. During 44-h exposures to pHin 5.2 and 4.8 plus Al,
increased greatly and expired water pH (pHex) decreased with time. There was a small increase in
over 44 h at pH 4.4 plus Al, and no changes in pHex. In contrast, during 44-h exposures to pH 5.2, 4.8, and 4.4 in the absence of Al, such changes were much smaller or absent. During both short- and longerterm exposures, measured Al accumulation on the gills was only 5–18% of that calculated from cumulative Al extraction from the water, suggesting considerable sloughing of Al. In free-swimming trout, gill Al accumulation was greatest during exposure (2h) to Al at pH 5.2, lower at pH 4.8, and least at pH 4.4 and 4.0. Our results suggest that Al deposition occurs at the gills, causing respiratory and ionoregulatory toxicity, because the pH in the branchial micro-environment is raised above that in the acidic inspired soft water. Higher pH at fish gills may result in Al precipitation due to loss of solubility, or Al accumulation because of shifts in Al species to Al-hydroxide forms which more readily adsorb to the gills.Abbreviations
pH
ex
expired pH
-
pH
in
inspired pH 相似文献
11.
Gill function in an elasmobranch 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Gordon C. Grigg John Read 《Journal of comparative physiology. A, Neuroethology, sensory, neural, and behavioral physiology》1971,73(4):439-451
Summary Highly efficient oxygen uptake in elasmobranchs, as indicated by frequent excess of
over
has previously been ascribed to the operation of multicapillary rather than counter-current gas exchange by the gills. Analysis of models shows that, at maximum efficiency, a multicapillary system cannot account for values of
greater than
. In Port Jackson sharks Heterodontus portusjacksoni)
commonly exceeds
, which indicates the operation of a functional counter-current at the respiratory surface. The anatomical basis of this counter-current is provided by the demonstration that a continuous flow of water passes between the secondary lamellae into septal canals and thence via the parabranchial cavities to the exterior.Queen Elizabeth II Fellow. 相似文献
12.
Roger S. Seymour David Vleck Carol M. Vleck David T. Booth 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1987,157(4):413-422
Summary Eggs of the brush turkey (BT) and mallee fowl (MF) are incubated in mounds of soil and plant litter. Humidity in BT mounds is always near saturation (>99% RH), but in MF mounds it drops to lower values in summer (x=77% RH). Despite these high humidities, the eggs lose an average of 9.5% (BT) and 12.0% (MF) of their initial mass by evaporation before hatching. The rate of evaporation
increases during incubation several-fold due to large changes in water vapor conductance of the shell
and embryonic heat production. Values of
in fully incubated eggs in mound material are about 3–6 times higher than values obtained from unincubated eggs in desiccators. This effect depends on two factors: (1)
increases with ambient humidity, especially above 80% RH, possibly because the effective site of evaporation moves out along the walls of the pores in the eggshell. (2) Structural changes of the pores due to calcium absorption by the embryo directly increase
. The first factor is most important in BT eggs and the second is dominant in MF eggs. Production of metabolic heat by the embryo increases the vapor pressure difference across the shell and further increases
, especially in mounds of high humidity. The changes in pore structure are adaptive because they produce high conductances to respiratory gases and cause normal gas tensions within the egg at the end of development, yet
is low enough in early development to prevent excessive water loss. Water not lost by evaporation or taken up by the embryo is stored and released during hatching. A small amount of mass is lost during incubation by respiratory gas exchange.Abbreviations
BT
brush turkey
-
MF
mallee fowl
-
RH
relative humidity 相似文献
13.
Jack P. Hayes 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1989,159(4):453-459
Summary I compared the maximal aerobic metabolic rates (
), field metabolic rates (FMR), aerobic reserves (
-FMR), and basal metabolic rates (BMR) of wild and recently captured deer mice from low (440 m) and high (3800 m) altitudes. To separate the effects of the thermal environment from other altitudinal effects, I examined mice from different altitudes, but similar thermal environments (i.e., summer mice from high altitude and winter mice from low altitude). When the thermal environment was similar,
, FMR, and aerobic reserve of low and high altitude mice did not differ, but BMR was significantly higher at high altitude. Thus, in the absence of thermal differences, altitude had only minor effects on the aerobic metabolism of wild or recently captured deer mice.At low altitude, there was significant seasonal variation in
, FMR, and aerobic reserve, but not BMR. BMR was correlated with
, but not with FMR. The significant positive correlation of BMR with
indicates a cost of high
, because higher BMR increases food requirements and energy use during periods of thermoneutral conditions.Abbreviations
BMR
basal metabolic rate
-
FMR
field metabolic rate
-
partial pressure of oxygen
-
T
a
ambient temperature
-
T
b
body temperature
-
T
e
operative temperature
-
maximal aerobic metabolic rate 相似文献
14.
Donald C. Jackson Henry D. Prange 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1979,134(4):315-319
Summary Ventilation and metabolic rate were measured during exercise in adult female green turtles at Tortuguero, Costa Rica. Six turtles were studied at night on the beach while actively covering their nests. Five turtles, captured after nesting, were studied at rest, during 20 min of spontaneous activity, and during recovery from the activity. Arterial blood samples were obtained from the latter animals and analyzed for pH,
, O2 concentration and lactate concentration. Blood was obtained by heart puncture from 8 turtles immediately after nesting and analyzed for blood lactate. Active metabolism (
) in both groups was almost 10 times the standard resting value (0.024 l/kg·h). The increase in ventilation during exercise, due exclusively to higher breathing frequency, exceeded the increase in
, so that the ratio
(the air convection requirement), more than doubled. The respiratory exchange ratio,
, that averaged 0.56 in the resting turtles, increased to 1.08 during exercise in the captured turtles and was 0.90 in the nesting animals. Arterial
and O2 saturation remained unchanged during exercise, indicating efficient gas exchange in the lungs. Pre-exercise values of all variables were restored 1 h after the end of exercise. Blood acid-base changes associated with activity in the captive turtles were variable and not statistically significant, but suggested partially compensated metabolic acidosis. Lactate concentrations were significantly elevated in the nesting turtles. 相似文献
15.
P. Pic 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1978,123(2):155-162
Summary In seawater (SW)-adaptedMugil andFundulus, gill effluxes of Na+
and of Cl–
and the simultaneously recorded transgill potential (P.D.) differ according to whether they are measured in stressed or rested animals.In rested animals of the two species, transfer to Ringer's solution considerably reduces the P.D. but not
. InFundulus,
is also decreased. Transfer of the two species from SW to fresh water (FW) reduces
and
by 75 to 85% and leads to a large inversion of P.D. When K+ is added to FW, a gill depolarization occurs, as well as a large increase of
and
.These results suggest that: 1) the P.D. originates primarily from the diffusion of cations, the gill permeability to Na+ (
) being greater than that to Cl– (
), 2) a Cl–/Cl– exchange independent of P.D. is associated with the Cl– pump; 3) Cl– pump activity is linked to Na+/K+ exchange which in turn is associated to a Na+/Na+ exchange diffusion mechanism.In stressed individuals of the two species, the P.D. in SW, as well as the P.D. changes observed during transfer experiments, are considerably reduced. The decrease of
and
observed after transfer from SW to FW are also minimised. Changes are smaller inFundulus. The decrease of P.D. characterizing stressed animals may be at least in part due to a 3 to 4 fold increase of
which becomes equal to
in both species.As a result of stress, the K+-activated Na+ and Cl– excretion mechanisms are totally inhibited inFundulus and partially so inMugil.Stress response seems more intense inFundulus and recovery from stress faster inMugil. 相似文献
16.
Roger S. Seymour A. H. J. Visschedijk 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1988,158(2):229-236
Summary Gas conductance of the shell, rates of O2 consumption, CO2 production and air cell gas tensions were measured in pre-internal pipping, 19 day-old chicken eggs that were selected for a wide range in shell conductance. Regional conductance was measured in eggs with partially waxed shells.Surface-specific shell conductance was not uniform over the egg; it was over 3-fold higher at the poles than at the equator. Conductance was about 59% higher over the air cell than over the chorioallantoic part of the egg. Surface-specific perfusion was 12% higher in the air cell. Therefore the
in the air cell was higher, and the
lower, than values calculated for the whole egg. The mean difference in
between the air cell and the chorioallantoic part of the egg was 14.8 Torr, and that of
, was 7.0 Torr. These differences were somewhat dependent on total conductance. Respiratory gas exchange ratio (
) was higher in the air cell (R=0.82) and lower in the chorioallantoic region (R=0.67) than for the whole egg (R=0.70). Air cell R increased slightly in eggs of higher total conductance.Mismatching of regional shell conductance and chorioallantoic perfusion contributes to a functional venous shunt that is partly responsible for nonequilibrium between the air cell and the blood in the chorioallantoic veins.Symbols and abbreviations
D
gas diffusity
-
F
A
fractional surface area
-
F
G
fractional conductance
-
G
conductance
-
G
diff
diffusion conductance
-
G
perf
perfusion conductance
-
PA
average gas pressure (O2 or CO2)
-
Pac
gas pressure in air cell
-
PE
gas pressure in respiratory chamber
-
Pca
gas pressure over chorioallantois
-
perfusion 相似文献
17.
Barbara Grubb G. E. Folk 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1976,110(2):217-226
Summary The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of norepinephrine (NE) on oxygen consumption (
) of perfused (constant flow) muscle in cold acclimated (CA) and control rats. Infusion of NE for a five minute period caused an increase in
of similar magnitude in both groups. Infusion of NE for 30 min resulted in an elevated steady state
in the cold acclimated group, while the control group showed only an initial increase in
followed by a continual decline during the remainder of the 30 min infusion period. These results suggest that when rats are challenged by cold exposure, the magnitude of the initial muscle response to NE by control and acclimated rats is the same, but a useful sustained higher muscle oxygen consumption is found only in the cold acclimated animals.Abbreviations CA
cold acclimated
- NE
norepinephrine 相似文献
18.
Pierre Dejours Jean-Paul Truchot 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1988,158(3):387-391
Summary In the intertidal shore crab,Carcinus maenas, pH and
values of the prebranchial venous hemolymph,
and
, the PO2 values of the arterialized cardiac hemolymph,
, were measured, and the ventilatory activity was assessed by measuring the hydrostatic pressures at the exits of the epibranchial cavities, under four environmental conditions: normoxic water, normoxic air, hypoxic gas, hyperoxic gas.In the crab breathing normoxic air,
was lower and
higher than in animals breathing normoxic water. With the switch to hypoxic gas, ventilation increased and
and
decreased. With the switch to hyperoxic gas, ventilation decreased,
and
increased and
decreased.Thus these crabs breathing air were not as well oxygenated as when breathing air-equilibrated water, and because of their low
, they were relatively hypervetilating and hypocapnic compared to air-breathing vertebrates. Hyperoxic breathing, increasing
and reducing ventilatory drive, led to increased
. Conversely,
was reduced by hypoxic breathing. These observations suggest that the gas exchanger of intertidal crabs is not as successfully designed for air breathing as that of land-colonizing insects and air-breathing vertebrates. 相似文献
19.
Takayoshi Yoshida Junji Kamiya Kouji Hishimoto 《European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology》1995,70(6):482-486
To assess the rate-limiting factor of oxygen uptake (
) kinetics at the onset of exercise, six healthy male sedentary subjects performed repeated one-legged constant-load cycle exercise. The one-legged constant-load exercise test consisted of two 5-min periods of pedalling at an exercise intensity of 50 W, with a 5-min rest between periods (these exercise periods, i.e. first and second exercises, were performed by the same leg). The exercise was then repeated using the other leg. In addition, two-legged incremental exercise was investigated to establish whether
kinetics were affected by slower heart rate kinetics. The incremental exercise test consisted of two-legged pedalling first with the cycle unloaded as a warm-up for 5 min followed by 50-W exercise for 5 min. The exercise intensity was then increased to 100 W for 5 min. During exercise, gas exchange parameters were determined by the breath-by-breath method and cardiac output (
) was determined continuously by an impedance technique with a computer-based automated system. To determine the kinetics of heart rate (HR),
and
, a best fit procedure was employed using least-squares criteria with a time delay, except during the initial increase. During the one-legged constant-load exercise test,
kinetics were significantly accelerated by repeated exercise using the same leg. On the other hand, when the exercise was changed to the other leg,
kinetics were significantly slower, although
kinetics continued to be faster. During the incremental exercise test, although the HR response was slower at the transition from 50-W to 100-W exercise than at the transition from warm-up to 50-W exercise, there were no significant changes in
kinetics. These findings suggest that
kinetics may be affected by metabolic conditions in the muscle, but not by blood flow (
and/or HR) kinetics. 相似文献
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R. Stephenson B. K. Evans D. R. Jones 《Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology》1996,166(1):46-54
Maximum submergence time of Canada geese was 18% of that of similarly sized Pekin ducks. Due to a smaller respiratory system volume the oxygen store of Canada geese was 82% of that of Pekin ducks, accounting for approximately 33% of the difference in underwater survival times. The respiratory properties and volume of the blood were similar in both species. Both species utilised approximately 79% of the respiratory oxygen store and 90% of the blood oxygen store. Therefore, most of the species difference in survival times was due to a less effective oxygen-conserving cardiovascular response (bradycardia, peripheral vasoconstriction) in Canada geese. Duck cardiac chronotropic sensitivity to hypoxia during submergence was twice that observed in geese. Furthermore, a lower hypoxic ventilatory response was observed in geese than in ducks. Density of monoamine varicosities in hindlimb artery walls was lower in geese than ducks. However, electrical stimulation of the hindlimb muscles did not cause ascending vasodilation during submergence in either species, perhaps due to higher levels of catecholamines in submerged geese. We conclude that the major difference between species is higher oxygen chemosensitivity in ducks which effects a much more rapid and efficacious oxygen-conserving response during forced submergence.Abbreviations ATPS · BTPS · STPD
CNS central nervous system
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EEG
electroencephalogram
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ECG
electrocardiogram
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EDTA
ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid
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HPLC
high performance liquid chromatography
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fractional oxygen concentration of inspired air
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pre-immersion fractional concentration of oxygen in the respiratory system
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pre-emersion fractional concentration of oxygen in the respiratory system
- [Hb]
haemoglobin concentration
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Hct
haematocrit
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HR
heart rate
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M
B
body mass
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M
b
brain mass
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M
h
heart mass
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partial pressure of carbon dioxide in arterial blood
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partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood
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SPG
sucrose-potassium phosphate-glyoxylic acid
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t
d
maximum underwater survival time
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respiratory minute volume
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V
pl
plasma volume
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V
rs
respiratory system volume
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accessible respiratory system oxygen store
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total non-myoglobin-bound oxygen store
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V
tb
blood volume
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blood oxygen store 相似文献