Organization for physiological homeostasis¶
Cannon, W. B. (1929). Organization for physiological homeostasis. Physiological Reviews, 9(3), 399-431.
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- Homeostasis
- engineered homeostatic systems, as Åström and Murray (2008) develop in Feedback Systems, specify the envelope explicitly (thermostats with rated BTU capacity, control loops with specified bandwidth and disturbance-rejection curves); biological systems have implicit envelopes shaped by evolution; (4) the concept appears across domains —
This sourceCanonical journal article in which Cannon names "homeostasis" and surveys the regulation of body temperature, blood pressure, blood glucose, blood pH, and ionic balance as instances of one organizing principle of physiology.
- engineered homeostatic systems, as Åström and Murray (2008) develop in Feedback Systems, specify the envelope explicitly (thermostats with rated BTU capacity, control loops with specified bandwidth and disturbance-rejection curves); biological systems have implicit envelopes shaped by evolution; (4) the concept appears across domains —
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