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Concise Medical Dictionary (10 ed.)

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2020
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Medicine and health, Clinical Medicine
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11 words

... n. the physiological process of regulating or adjusting body...

thermotaxis

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A Dictionary of Nursing (8 ed.)

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2021
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Medicine and health
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14 words

... [therm-moh- tak -sis] n. the physiological process of regulating or adjusting body...

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The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine (3 ed.)

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2007

... The normal physiological responses, such as changes in the rate of sweating and metabolic rate, which help to keep a balance between heat losses and heat gains in the...

thermotaxis

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Australian Oxford Dictionary (2 ed.)

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English Dictionary
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2004
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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22 words
thermotaxis

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The New Zealand Oxford Dictionary

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2005
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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Oxford Dictionary of English (3 ed.)

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2015
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English Dictionaries and Thesauri
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thermotaxis

thermotaxis  

The normal physiological responses, such as changes in the rate of sweating and metabolic rate, which help to keep a balance between heat losses and heat gains in the body.
thermoregulation

thermoregulation  

Regulation of body temperature by any means, whether physiological or behavioural. Some animals, particularly mammals and birds, can maintain a fairly constant internal body temperature (see ...
taxis

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A Dictionary of Ecology (5 ed.)

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2015

...A change in direction of locomotion in a motile micro-organism or cell, made in response to certain types of external stimulus (e.g. the presence of particular chemicals (chemotaxis), changes in light intensity (phototaxis), changes in temperature (thermotaxis),...

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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)

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2019
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Science and technology, Life Sciences
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45 words

... ( tactic movement ) A change in direction of locomotion in a motile micro-organism or cell, made in response to certain types of external stimulus, e.g. the presence of particular chemicals (chemotaxis), changes in light intensity (phototaxis), or changes in temperature (thermotaxis),...

thermoregulation

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The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine (3 ed.)

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2007

...Maintenance of a relatively constant body core temperature. Thermoregulation may involve behavioural and physiological processes ( see thermotaxis ). Skin thermoreceptors monitor environmental temperatures for behavioural thermoregulation involving voluntary behavioural responses initiated by the cortex of the brain. The hypothalamus contains thermoreceptors involved in physiological...

Invertebrate Nociception

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Nathaniel J. Himmel, Atit A. Patel, and Daniel N. Cox

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Sensory Systems

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2023
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...Journal of Comparative Neurology, 349 (4), 633–645. Ramot, D. , MacInnis, B. L. , Lee, H.-C. , & Goodman, M. B. (2008). Thermotaxis is a robust mechanism for thermoregulation in C. elegans nematodes . Journal of Neuroscience, 28 (47), 12546–12557. Rosenzweig, M. , Brennan, K. M. , Tayler, T. D. , Phelps, P. O. , Patapoutian, A. , & Garrity, P. A. (2005). The Drosophila ortholog of vertebrate TRPA1 regulates thermotaxis . Genes & Development, 19 (4), 419–424. Rosenzweig, M. , Kang, K. , & Garrity, P. A. (2008). Distinct TRP channels are...

-taxis

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The New Oxford Dictionary for Scientific Writers and Editors (2 ed.)

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2009

...Noun suffix denoting 1 directional movement of a cell or organism in relation to a stimulus (e.g. chemotaxis, phototaxis, thermotaxis). Adjectival form: -tactic . 2 (or -taxy ) arrangement or order (e.g....

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