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NASA-你怎么睡得如此温暖和模糊？(科学研究) 北极地松鼠是独一无二的，因为它们为eig冬眠

案例简介：你怎么睡得这么温暖和模糊？(一项科学研究) 北极地松鼠是独一无二的，因为它们一年中有八到九个月的冬眠时间，同时大大减慢了新陈代谢，以至于它们的体温可以降至冰点以下，而不会遭受通常的副作用，例如冻结，肌肉损失，或者在漫长的冬季里骨密度下降。研究我们的模糊朋友可以帮助研究人员了解人体在失重环境下的功能。这项由阿拉斯加大学的凯利·德鲁博士完成的研究得到了 @ NASAArmstrong的太空资助，可以用来帮助未来的任务，从医学诱导的冬眠到长期太空任务的极端，保护宇航员免受舱内发烧，电离辐射等影响。它还可以证明在零重力下有效防止肌肉和骨骼丢失。这些课程也可以应用于神经重症监护，这可能意味着患有中风或心脏病发作的患者可以被置于医学诱导的冬眠状态 (保持体温凉爽)，以减缓他们的新陈代谢，直到他们可以被送到医院接受治疗，这可能会显著改善医疗结果。一只冬眠的地松鼠被关在一位研究人员的手套覆盖的手掌中。这只松鼠有两颗黄色的牙齿从嘴里露出来，它的枪口被白色的皮毛包围着，因为它身体的其余部分是生锈的棕色。信用: 托德·巴黎，阿拉斯加大学 # NASA # 睡眠 # 冬眠 # 松鼠 # 探索 # 研究

NASA-你怎么睡得如此温暖和模糊？(科学研究) 北极地松鼠是独一无二的，因为它们为eig冬眠

案例简介：How do you sleep so warm and fuzzy? (A scientific study)Arctic ground squirrels are unique because they hibernate for eight to nine months of the year while slowing their metabolism so much that their body temperature can drop below freezing without suffering from the usual side effects like freezing, muscle loss, or loss of bone density during the long winter months. Studying our fuzzy friends can help researchers understand how the human body functions in a weightless environment.This research, done by Dr. Kelly Drew of University of Alaska supported by @NASAArmstrong’s Space Grant, could be used to help future missions, from the extreme of medically induced hibernation for long term space missions, protecting astronauts from cabin fever, ionizing radiation and much more. It could also prove effective in preventing muscle and bone loss in zero gravity. These lessons could also have application in neurocritical care, which could mean that patients who have suffered from stroke or heart attack could be placed in medically induced hibernation (keeping the body temperature cooler) to slow their metabolism until they can be transported to a hospital to receive care, which could significantly improve medical outcomes.Image description:A hibernating ground squirrel is held in glove-covered palms of a researcher. The squirrel has two yellow teeth peek out from its mouth, whose muzzle is surrounded by white fur, as the rest of its body is a rusty brown color.Credit: Todd Paris, University of Alaska#NASA #Sleep #Hibernation #Squirrels #Exploration #Studies