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Effects of estrus cycle on thermoregulatory responses during exercise in rats
Authors:Motoko Yanase  Hideto Tanaka and Teruo Nakayama
Institution:Department of Physiology, Osaka University Medical School, Japan.
Abstract:In female rats, rectal temperature (Tre), tail vasomotor response, oxygen uptake (VO2), and carbon dioxide production (VCO2) were measured in proestrus and estrus stages during treadmill running at two different speeds at an ambient temperature (Ta) of 24 degrees C. Experiments were performed at 2.00-6.00 a.m., when the difference in Tre was greatest between the two stages; Tre at rest in the estrus stage was 0.54 degrees C higher than in the proestrus stage. In a mild warm environment, threshold Tre for a rise in tail skin temperature (Ttail) was also higher in the estrus stage than in the proestrus stage. In contrast, no difference was seen in the threshold Tre and steady state Tre at the end of exercise between proestrus and estrus stages. These values were higher at the higher work intensity. VO2 was also similar between the two stages, except in the second 5 min after the beginning of exercise, when VO2 was greater and Tre rose more steeply in the proestrus stage. These data indicate that deep body temperature during exercise is regulated at a certain level depending on the work intensity and is not influenced by the estrus cycle.
Keywords:Rectal temperature  Tail vasomotor response  Exercise  Estrus cycle  Rat
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