Heat Stress Impairs the Physiological Responses and DNA damage in the white Rat

Journal: Journal of Physico-Chemical Material (JPCM), Volume:1, Issue:1, Pages: 26-29  Download pdf 

Authors: Tabarak  Haitham  Abd Alameer and Afyaa Sabah Nasir 

Abstract: The outcomes of mild and warmth strain on white rats (Rattus norvegicus) are examined on this review. It demonstrates how those environmental variables reason great alterations in physiology as well as harm to DNA. Elevated frame temperature and quicker heart and breathing quotes are the results of heat stress. However, DNA harm from light pressure from UV radiation results inside the introduction of thymine dimers, that could induce mutations. The assessment additionally demonstrates how these stressors paintings collectively to exacerbate oxidative pressure and cellular harm, which places greater physiological load at the rats. The take a look at sheds mild on how heat shock proteins and DNA repair structures assisted the rats in adjusting to these difficult instances, offering essential new understandings into the environmental consequences at massive.

Keywords: Heat Stress, DNA Damage, Physiological Responses, Oxidative Stress, Heat Shock Proteins, Environmental Impact

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