Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals
The overall goals of this research are to investigate the response of marine mammal immune cells to simulated dives, and to evaluate the effects of stressors on this response. The study will investigate both innate and acquired immune function in both beluga whales and seals in response to challenge...
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ftdtic:ADA599702 2023-05-15T15:41:33+02:00 Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals Romano, Tracy Thompson, Laura MYSTIC AQUARIUM AND INST FOR EXPLORATION CT 2013-09-30 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA599702 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA599702 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA599702 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC Biochemistry Biology Stress Physiology *DIVING *IMMUNOLOGY *LYMPHOCYTES *PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS *RESPONSE(BIOLOGY) *SEALS(MAMMALS) *STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) *WHALES BLOOD ANALYSIS COMPRESSION COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION DECOMPRESSION HORMONES HUMANS PRESSURE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM UNDERWATER SOUND *IMMUNE SYSTEM RESPONSE *IMMUNE CELL RESPONSE *BELUGA WHALES *CELLULAR IMMUNE FUNCTION STRANDED SEALS RELEASED SEALS IMMUNE FUNCTION RESPONSE SIMULATED DIVES PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION WILD BELUGA WHALES AQUARIUM BELUGA WHALES NEUTROPHIL PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL EXPRESSION OF CD11B T CELL EXPRESSION OF IL2 RECEPTOR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Text 2013 ftdtic 2016-02-24T14:48:51Z The overall goals of this research are to investigate the response of marine mammal immune cells to simulated dives, and to evaluate the effects of stressors on this response. The study will investigate both innate and acquired immune function in both beluga whales and seals in response to challenges associated with diving (i.e., pressure), both with and without the presence of an additional stressor. The specific objectives of this effort are as follows: (1) to investigate the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function in beluga whales, (2) to evaluate the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function following a known stressor event, (3) to collect biological samples from wild belugas to compare with aquarium whales, and (4) to compare the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function in seals between stranding (stressor) and release (healthy). Text Beluga Beluga* Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Biochemistry Biology Stress Physiology *DIVING *IMMUNOLOGY *LYMPHOCYTES *PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS *RESPONSE(BIOLOGY) *SEALS(MAMMALS) *STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) *WHALES BLOOD ANALYSIS COMPRESSION COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION DECOMPRESSION HORMONES HUMANS PRESSURE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM UNDERWATER SOUND *IMMUNE SYSTEM RESPONSE *IMMUNE CELL RESPONSE *BELUGA WHALES *CELLULAR IMMUNE FUNCTION STRANDED SEALS RELEASED SEALS IMMUNE FUNCTION RESPONSE SIMULATED DIVES PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION WILD BELUGA WHALES AQUARIUM BELUGA WHALES NEUTROPHIL PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL EXPRESSION OF CD11B T CELL EXPRESSION OF IL2 RECEPTOR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS |
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Biochemistry Biology Stress Physiology *DIVING *IMMUNOLOGY *LYMPHOCYTES *PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS *RESPONSE(BIOLOGY) *SEALS(MAMMALS) *STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) *WHALES BLOOD ANALYSIS COMPRESSION COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION DECOMPRESSION HORMONES HUMANS PRESSURE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM UNDERWATER SOUND *IMMUNE SYSTEM RESPONSE *IMMUNE CELL RESPONSE *BELUGA WHALES *CELLULAR IMMUNE FUNCTION STRANDED SEALS RELEASED SEALS IMMUNE FUNCTION RESPONSE SIMULATED DIVES PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION WILD BELUGA WHALES AQUARIUM BELUGA WHALES NEUTROPHIL PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL EXPRESSION OF CD11B T CELL EXPRESSION OF IL2 RECEPTOR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Romano, Tracy Thompson, Laura Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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Biochemistry Biology Stress Physiology *DIVING *IMMUNOLOGY *LYMPHOCYTES *PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS *RESPONSE(BIOLOGY) *SEALS(MAMMALS) *STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) *WHALES BLOOD ANALYSIS COMPRESSION COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION DECOMPRESSION HORMONES HUMANS PRESSURE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM UNDERWATER SOUND *IMMUNE SYSTEM RESPONSE *IMMUNE CELL RESPONSE *BELUGA WHALES *CELLULAR IMMUNE FUNCTION STRANDED SEALS RELEASED SEALS IMMUNE FUNCTION RESPONSE SIMULATED DIVES PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION WILD BELUGA WHALES AQUARIUM BELUGA WHALES NEUTROPHIL PHAGOCYTOSIS NEUTROPHIL EXPRESSION OF CD11B T CELL EXPRESSION OF IL2 RECEPTOR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS |
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The overall goals of this research are to investigate the response of marine mammal immune cells to simulated dives, and to evaluate the effects of stressors on this response. The study will investigate both innate and acquired immune function in both beluga whales and seals in response to challenges associated with diving (i.e., pressure), both with and without the presence of an additional stressor. The specific objectives of this effort are as follows: (1) to investigate the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function in beluga whales, (2) to evaluate the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function following a known stressor event, (3) to collect biological samples from wild belugas to compare with aquarium whales, and (4) to compare the effects of simulated dive exposures on cellular immune function in seals between stranding (stressor) and release (healthy). |
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Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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Evaluating the Effects of Stressors on Immune Function during Simulated Dives in Marine Mammals |
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evaluating the effects of stressors on immune function during simulated dives in marine mammals |
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