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How Basal Metabolic Rate Affects Thermoregulation in Cold-Stressed Mice
H-BMR mice maintain higher average body temperature (TMEAN) at 23 °C and during nighttime exposure to 4 °C
Basal metabolic rate (BMR) and body temperature are key physiological traits in mammals, influencing energy balance and obesity risk. Although these traits share evolutionary links, their relationship within species remains unclear. Many mammals adapt to harsh conditions—such as cold or food scarcity—by lowering metabolic rate and body temperature. This energy-saving strategy supports survival in nature, but in humans and laboratory animals, it can reduce energy expenditure and complicate obesity management.