Summary
This poster examined dose-dependent temperature responses to intravenous lipopolysaccharide in male New Zealand White rabbits. A lower dose produced fever for up to six hours, while a higher dose caused prolonged hypothermia requiring thermal support and also reduced several blood-cell populations. Subcutaneous UID UCT-2112 temperature transponders and a URH-300HP reader enabled measurements as often as every five minutes.
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