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|title=Staples, J., Chung, D., Armstrong, C. (2010) Fast in, slow out: Kinetics of mitochondrial metabolic suppression during hibernation entrance and arousal. Mitochondr. Physiol. Network 15.10
|title=Author A, Author B (2011) Title of abstract.
|info=http://www.uwo.ca/biology/Faculty/staples/index.htm
|info=Link to a selected website
|authors=Staples, James F., Chung, Dillon, Armstrong, Christopher
|authors=Author A, Author B
|year=2010
|year=2011
|journal=Mitochondr. Physiol. Network
|abstract='''Abstract''': Add a short abstract here, including title, authors, affiliations, text (up to 250 words), and 2-6 references. You may edit your abstract any time. Information will be provided on a deadline for editing/submitting final abstracts (including a pdf file in final format).
|abstract=During entrance into a torpor bout the whole-animal metabolic rate of mammalian hibernators can decrease by up to 100-fold within a matter of hours. This metabolic suppression corresponds with a rapid decrease in succinate-fuelled state 3 respiration rates of liver mitochondria, measured at 37oC. When isolated from 13-lined ground squirrel (Ictodomys tridecemlineatus) in early entrance (Tb=30oC), respiration decreased by 61% compared with interbout euthermia. Respiration did not decline further in late entrance (Tb=15oC) or steady-state torpor (Tb=5oC). In contrast, during early arousal (Tb=15oC), despite rapid increases in metabolic rate, state 3 respiration did not increase significantly from torpor levels. By the time Tb reached 30oC in late arousal, however, respiration was 3-fold higher than torpor and continued to increase gradually, so that in interbout euthermia it was 6-fold higher than torpor and not significantly different from the summer active state. Preincubation with 2mM isocitrate (removing oxaloacetate inhibition of succinate dehydrogenase) increased respiration only in torpor and early arousal. The β€œfast” initiation of mitochondrial metabolic suppression during entrance and its β€œslow” reversal during arousal suggests a mechanism that requires high fairly high body temperatures.
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|keywords=hibernation, mitochondria, Ictidomys, ground squirrel
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|discipline=Mitochondrial Physiology, Environmental Physiology; Toxicology
|organism=Other Mammal
|tissues=Hepatocyte; Liver
|preparations=Isolated Mitochondria
|enzymes=Complex II; Succinate Dehydrogenase
|kinetics=Temperature
|articletype=Workshop, MiPNet-online Publication
|event=IOC60
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Author A, Author B (2011) Title of abstract.

Link: Link to a selected website

Author A, Author B (2011)

Event:

Abstract: Add a short abstract here, including title, authors, affiliations, text (up to 250 words), and 2-6 references. You may edit your abstract any time. Information will be provided on a deadline for editing/submitting final abstracts (including a pdf file in final format).

Title: Not capitalized.

Authors: Presenting author with full name (first name spelled out), other authors with initials only. Numbers in parentheses after each author should indicate the affiliations.

Addresses: Numbers in parentheses are placed at the beginning of the address for indicating the affiliation. The e-mail address of the presenting author should be given at the end of all addresses.

Main text: Structured into paragraphs without headers. The standard structure of abstracts should be followed as appropriate (Introduction / Methods / Results / Conclusions / References).

Figure: You may submit one or two figures (jpg format), without caption if full explanation is given in the abstract.

References in the text are given by numbers in brackets. Full references should be numbered and include all authors (family name and initials without punctuation), followed by the year of publication in parentheses, full title, journal name abbreviated with punctuation (italic), volume number followed by a colon, and first and last pages. See abstracts on the MiP website for style – MiP2005/Organisation/Abstracts.

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