Lipopolysaccharide
endotoxemia
HEAT, ENDOTOXEMIA
In the present study, the passive heat load did not increase core temperature to a point where damage to the gut would be suspected (37.13 vs. 39.0°C) (Pires et al., Elevated core temperature (> 39.0°C) has been shown to reliably induce LPS endotoxemia in a healthy GI tract (Pires et al., 