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Age-related decrements in the analgesic response to cold-water swims
Elisse Kramer
, Richard J. Bodnar
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Age-related
100%
Analgesic Response
100%
Cold Water
100%
Analgesia
37%
Older Cohort
37%
Attenuation
25%
Endogenous Pain
25%
Aging
12%
Thermoregulation
12%
Physiological Response
12%
Young Female
12%
Female Rats
12%
Young Cohort
12%
Analgesic
12%
Age-related Differences
12%
Acute Exposure
12%
Young Adult Rat
12%
Systematic Variation
12%
Tail-flick Test
12%
Jump Test
12%
Inhibitory Mechanism
12%
Pain Transmission
12%
Transmission System
12%
Core Body Temperature
12%
Cold Environment
12%
Thermoregulatory Mechanisms
12%
Tail Latency
12%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Tail Flick Test
100%
Rat
100%
Core Temperature
50%
Thermoregulation
50%
Psychology
Analgesia
100%
Rat
66%
Body Temperature
33%
Thermoregulation
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Analgesia
100%
Tail
66%
Physiological Response
33%
Thermoregulation
33%
Neuroscience
Female Rats
100%
Thermoregulation
100%