Cytoprotection: protection of a cell against harm or harmful agents by chemicals or biologicals. Source: CRISP. Cytoprotection: The process by which chemical compounds provide protection to cells against harmful agents.
A: Sweat glands and fatty layers in the skin help to regulate body temperature in mammals. When the outside temperature is high, sweat glands release bodily fluids combined with salt to keep the body temperature from getting too high.
The inner sequences â how the body regulates temperature in hot and cold environments. For the human body to function properly, the temperature of our vital organs, i.e. the brain, heart, lungs and liver, has to remain at approximately 37Â°C â at all times.