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Different Parts of the Nervous System Are Activated at Different Temperatures during Face Cooling

Article title: Activation of cardiac parasympathetic and sympathetic activity occur at different skin temperatures during face coolingAuthors: Blair D. Johnson,

Blaird johnsonChristopherl chapmanFelipe gorini pereiraZacharyj schladerMorgan reynoldsJamesr sackettElizabetha gideonMuhamed mcbrydePsselect american journal of physiology regulatoryNtegrative and comparative physiology american physiological society cold pressor test sympathetic nervous system parasympathetic cardiac trigeminal nerve stimulation autonomic functionFaseb channelAmerican physiological society aps

Researchers Uncover Mechanism of Gene Expression of Calcium-activated Chloride Channel in Diabetic Arteries

Article title: Extracellular glucose and dysfunctional insulin receptor signaling independently upregulate arterial smooth muscle TMEM16A expressionAuthors: Ale

United statesMasuma akter brishtiJonathanh jaggarM dennis leoSomasundaram raghavanAlejandro mata daboinAngelica bernardelliAmerican physiological societyPsselect american physiological society journal of physiology cell diabetic vascular diseases insulin receptor tmem16a smooth muscle cells transmembrane protein 16a snail complex gene expression chloride channelsFaseb channelAmerican physiological society aps

Air Pollution Affects the Body in Various Ways during Exercise

A new review explores the interaction between exercise and air pollution exposure to determine how a person’s physiology reacts and in some cases, acclimate

United kingdomMichael koehleUniversity of british columbiaEnvironmental physiology labBritish columbiaHysiology air pollution diesel particles ozone pollen lung function exercise performance health athletic masking particle filtration mask physical activity environmental pollutantsExercise and fitnessFaseb channelAmerican physiological society aps

New Study Leads to Potential Therapy for Acute Pancreatitis

Rockville, Md. (April 19, 2024)—Blocking a specific calcium channel called CM4620 may become a new way to treat the life-threatening inflammatory disease

Ancreatitis acute pancreatitis potential therapyFaseb channelFaseb channelAmerican physiological society aps

New American Physiological Society Leaders Take Office

The American Physiological Society (APS) is pleased to announce its new member leaders for 2024–2025.

United statesLong beachBetha mccormickRobertl hesterMario boonePatriciaa halpinBillys guytonCell section research host contact listAnatomy physiology at kansas state universityCell molecular physiology section steering committeeAnimal care experimentation committeeUniversity of mississippi medical centerPublic affairsUniversity distinguished professorCommittee onUmass chan medical school

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