应激反应 - 翻译成英语

• stress response
• stress reaction
• stress responses

在 中文 中使用 应激反应 的示例及其翻译为 英语

提前从一个母亲的分离可能导致改变应激反应和抑郁以后的生活中。
Early separation from mother can lead to altered stress responses and depression later in life.

另外，母亲在怀孕期间的压力可以“传递”给胎儿，导致应激反应系统和后代健康发生永久性变化。
Also, a mother's stress during pregnancy can be"transmitted" to the fetus, resulting in permanent changes to the stress response system and health in offspring.

相比之下，香烟改变了982个基因的表达，这些基因也主要参与了新陈代谢和应激反应。
Comparatively, cigarette smoke altered expression in 982 genes, most of which were involved in metabolism and stress response.

MicroRNA的长度约为21个核苷酸，并且参与了许多细胞过程，如发育，分化和应激反应(1,2)。
MicroRNAs are about 21 nucleotides in length and have been implicated in many cellular processes such as development, differentiation, and stress response(1,2).

当身体面临的挑战或问题，它响应通过应激反应。
When the body is faced with a challenge or issue, it responds through a stress response.

这些应激反应当然是有用的：它们能帮助你更容易应对实际的物理威胁。
Those stress reactions can be useful, of course: they help you respond more readily to an actual physical threat.

EMDR和写作治疗是减少创伤后应激反应同样有效，焦虑和抑郁和行为问题。
EMDR and writing therapy were equally effective in reducing posttraumatic stress reactions, anxiety and depression, and behavioral problems.

已知这种受体有助于快速激活交感神经网络的应激反应-例如增加心跳速率。
It was known that this receptor contributes to the rapid activation of a stress-response sympathetic nerve network- increasing heart rate, for example.

现实情况是，源的应激反应，始终是我们内心的东西。
The reality is that the source of the stress response is always something inside us.

更糟的是，能与身体应激反应紧张的情况下，即使在我们的脑海中被描绘。
What's worse, the body can react with a stress response even if a stressful situation is pictured in our minds.

Nicchitta现正在寻找最终决定应激反应过程中细胞采用哪种机制的因子。
Nicchitta said he was now looking for the factors that determine which mechanism cells employ during a stress response.

他们的研究结果表明，这一过程可能对于调节应激反应（如温度）相关的基因，是特别重要的。
Their findings suggest that this process may be particularly important in regulating genes involved in response to stress, such as temperature.

这些因素共同加剧了应激反应，从而增加了糖尿病发展的风险。
Together such factors fuel the stress response thereby increasing the risk for the development of diabetes.

换句话说，比较原始的应激反应似乎被某些更理性的反应所取代了。
Put simply, our more primal responses to stress seem to be replaced with more thoughtful ones.

心理学家分别称上述两种应激反应为“挑战”和“威胁”。
Psychologists call these two types of responses to stress“challenge” and“threat.”.

发生这种情况是由于应激反应，一系列在体内物理变化。
This occurs due to the stress response, a series of physical changes in the body.

放松反应使身体在应激反应后恢复到正常的生理平衡。
The relaxation response brings the body back to a normal physiological equilibrium after a stress response.

在应激反应期间，大脑释放影响呼吸和心血管系统的激素。
During the stress response, the brain releases hormones that affect the respiratory and cardiovascular systems.

Nicchitta现正在寻找最终决定应激反应过程中细胞采用哪种机制的因子。
Nicchitta is currently searching for the factors that ultimately determine which mechanisms cells employ during the stress response.

具体而言，大多数脑细胞激活了与应激反应、程序性细胞死亡以及维持蛋白完整性所需的细胞复合物相关的基因。
Specifically, most brain cells turned up genes related to stress response, programmed cell death, and the cellular machinery required to maintain protein integrity.