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Meanings of cortisol in English

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cortisol
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cortisol
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cortisol

An adrenal-cortex hormone (trade names Hydrocortone or Cortef) that is active in carbohydrate and protein metabolism.

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Usage of cortisol in English
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Four weeks of either cortisol treatment or psychosocial stress affected hippocampus-mediated memory.
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Alcohol patients showed significantly elevated basal heart rate and salivary cortisol levels.
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Furthermore, neither condition elicited a significant increase in cortisol over basal levels.
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Researchers recently demonstrated that cortisol increases in response to mating-relevant social interactions.
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CHECK-UP:What happens when the body is exposed to increased levels of cortisol?
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Our results suggest that increased cortisol is negatively associated with delta sleep.
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The increase in cortisol levels was preceded by a corresponding ACTH increase.
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In addition, neurosteroid level such as cortisol was significantly increased in AD.
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Even anticipation of the day off had an effect on cortisol levels.
Reuters
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Objective: Co-secretion of cortisol and aldosterone can be observed in adrenal adenomas.
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Increased wake after sleep onset was associated with increased evening plasma cortisol.
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Serum cortisol concentrations and ACTH stimulation tests were used to detect CIRCI.
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These decreases were followed by a significant return to prenap cortisol concentrations.
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This ineffective corticosteroidogenesis may contribute to the relatively low production of cortisol.
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In addition, laboratory examination showed elevated plasma ACTH and serum cortisol levels.
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There was no difference in the plasma concentration of cortisol or GH.
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cortisol
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