<p>No significant difference was observed between the diabetic animals (dotted line) and controls (continuous line) for the cold plate test (5°C) (<b>A</b>). In contrast to the cold plate test, decreased withdrawal time was observed for the hot plate test (50°C) in diabetic animals (dotted line) when compared to control (continuous line) at all experimental time points (<b>B</b>).</p
An association between the incidence of childhood Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus and t...
The hot plate is a widely used test to assess nociception. The effect of non-nociceptive factors (we...
<p>In diabetic animals housed in SE, a significant decrease in BDNF immunostaining was observed in t...
<p>Increased mechanical withdrawal threshold was observed 6 and 8 weeks after induction of diabetes ...
<p>PWLs and PWRs were recorded starting with assessment of the baseline before STZ administration (0...
<p>Progressive decrease in the average skin temperature (degree Celsius) per 120 seconds is shown in...
Effects of control and passive heating trials on glucose concentration (mmol/L) in non-diabetic indi...
<p>(A) Withdrawal responses to hindpaw mechanical stimulation (a 2 g Von Frey filament) touched to t...
<p>The duration of time to elicit a thermo-sensitive reflex response in mice is shown on the left ax...
Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) is associated with several complications including painfu...
Effects of control and passive heating trials on insulin concentration (μU/mL) in non-diabetic indiv...
1. 1. The aim of these experiments was to study the extent to which previous cold-acclimation improv...
<p>Results of the hot-plate assay. Reaction time before flickering/retraction of one paw after mice ...
<p>Blood glucose was increased in all diabetic animals (black bars) when compared to controls (white...
Demonstrates that the greater susceptibility to acute cold stress commonly observed in diabetic anim...
An association between the incidence of childhood Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus and t...
The hot plate is a widely used test to assess nociception. The effect of non-nociceptive factors (we...
<p>In diabetic animals housed in SE, a significant decrease in BDNF immunostaining was observed in t...
<p>Increased mechanical withdrawal threshold was observed 6 and 8 weeks after induction of diabetes ...
<p>PWLs and PWRs were recorded starting with assessment of the baseline before STZ administration (0...
<p>Progressive decrease in the average skin temperature (degree Celsius) per 120 seconds is shown in...
Effects of control and passive heating trials on glucose concentration (mmol/L) in non-diabetic indi...
<p>(A) Withdrawal responses to hindpaw mechanical stimulation (a 2 g Von Frey filament) touched to t...
<p>The duration of time to elicit a thermo-sensitive reflex response in mice is shown on the left ax...
Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) is associated with several complications including painfu...
Effects of control and passive heating trials on insulin concentration (μU/mL) in non-diabetic indiv...
1. 1. The aim of these experiments was to study the extent to which previous cold-acclimation improv...
<p>Results of the hot-plate assay. Reaction time before flickering/retraction of one paw after mice ...
<p>Blood glucose was increased in all diabetic animals (black bars) when compared to controls (white...
Demonstrates that the greater susceptibility to acute cold stress commonly observed in diabetic anim...
An association between the incidence of childhood Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus and t...
The hot plate is a widely used test to assess nociception. The effect of non-nociceptive factors (we...
<p>In diabetic animals housed in SE, a significant decrease in BDNF immunostaining was observed in t...