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Biological stress response terminology: Integrating the concepts of adaptive response and preconditioning stress within a hormetic dose–response framework
Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology · 2007 · Vol. 222(1) · pp. 122–128
Edward J. Calabrese✉(University of Massachusetts Amherst)Kenneth Bachmann(University of Toledo)A. John Bailer(Miami University)P. Michael Bolger(United States Food and Drug Administration)Jonathan Borak(Yale University)Lu Cai(University of Louisville Hospital)Nina CedergreenM. George Cherian(Western University)Chuang C. Chiueh(Taipei Medical University)Thomas W. Clarkson(University of Rochester)Ralph R. Cook(Rao Research and Consulting (United States))David M. Diamond(University of South Florida)David J. DoolittleMichael A. Dorato(Eli Lilly (United States))Stephen O. Duke(United States Department of Agriculture)Ludwig E. Feinendegen(Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf)Donald E. GardnerRonald W. Hart(United States Food and Drug Administration)Kenneth L. Hastings(United States Food and Drug Administration)A. Wallace Hayes(Harvard University Press)George Hoffmann(College of the Holy Cross)John A. Ives(Miami University)Zbigniew JaworowskiThomas E. Johnson(University of Colorado Boulder)Wayne B. JonasNorbert E. Kaminski(Michigan State University)John G. KellerJames E. Klaunig(Indiana University Bloomington)Thomas B. Knudsen(University of Louisville Hospital)Walter J. KozumboTeresa LettieriShu-Zheng Liu(Jilin University)André MaïsseuKenneth I. MaynardEdward J. Masoro(The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio)R.O. McClellanHarihara M. Mehendale(University of Louisiana at Monroe)Carmel Mothersill(McMaster University)David B. Newlin(RTI International)H. N. Nigg(University of Florida)Frederick W. Oehme(Kansas State University)Robert F. Phalen(University of California, Irvine)Martin A. Philbert(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)Suresh I. S. Rattan(Aarhus University)Jim E. Riviere(North Carolina State University)Joseph V. RodricksRobert M. Sapolsky(Stanford University)Bobby R. Scott(Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute)Colin Seymour(McMaster University)David Sinclair(Harvard University Press)Joan Smith‐Sonneborn(University of Wyoming)Elizabeth T. Snow(University of Tasmania)Linda P. Spear(Binghamton University)Donald E. StevensonY Thomas(University of Rochester)Maurice TubianaGary M. Williams(New York Medical College)Mark P. Mattson(National Institutes of Health)
Effects of Radiation ExposureHeat shock proteins researchCardiac Ischemia and ReperfusionHormesisAdaptive responseTerminologyOrganismFight-or-flight responseCellular stress responseBroad spectrumStimulus (psychology)BiologyPsychology
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Adaptation, PhysiologicalAnimalsBiologyDose-Response Relationship, DrugHumansTerminology as TopicStress, Physiological
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