Axelrod A.S. / chicks A.S. / Kasitsna Bay Research Laboratories / D 2005 Elsevier Inc. / deprivedQ 608 A.S. / Tosho Corp. / /
Country
Japan / United States / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
Oregon State University / University of Washington / Waseda University / University of Alaska Fairbanks / / /
IndustryTerm
metabolizable energy / low food intake / low and high quality food / energy provisioning / shortterm food deprivation / energy saving mechanisms / food availability / long-term food restrictions / food restriction / food delivery / food shortages / food shortage / ad libitum low quality food / restraint stress protocol / moderate food restriction / study chick energy intake / metabolizable energy content / parental food provisioning rates / energy content / intermittent food provisioning / short-term food deprivation / food / energy / diet quality vs. daily energy intake / food quality / digestible energy / food deprivation / energy intake / ad libitum high quality food / chick food intake / energy substrate / food-restricted tufted puffins / severe food shortages / energy delivery / food provisioning / energy equivalent / poor quality food / food intake / food-deprived / endogenous energy reserves / apparent metabolizable energy / energy value / temporary food shortages / food-restricted puffins / daily energy intake / stress protocol / /
MedicalCondition
Hypothyroidism / chronic cort elevation / /
Organization
University of Washington / Institute of Arctic Biology / Oregon State University / Department of Biology / Waseda University / Tokyo / Alaska Biological Science Center / US Federal Reserve / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Jichi Medical School / Division of Histology and Cell Biology / Department of Anatomy / /
Person
Alexander S. Kitayskya / John C. Wingfieldc / John F. Piattb / Marc D. Romanob / /
Position
Walker / Corresponding author / king / /
Product
F 18 / T4 / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / Washington / /
Technology
same handling stress protocol / standardized protocol / 1 Experimental protocols / same protocol / restraint stress protocol / /
Hormones and Behavior[removed] – 619 www.elsevier.com/locate/yhbeh The adrenocortical response of tufted puffin chicks to nutritional deficits Alexander S. Kitayskya,T, Marc D. Romanob, John F. Piattb, John C. Win