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Homeostasis Transistasis
Original title: Homeostasis Transistasis
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Homeostasis and transistasis mean “constancy” and “changeability,” respectively, and are concepts describing the states of living organisms.
Homeostasis means maintaining bodily conditions such as temperature, blood sugar, and immunity at constant levels regardless of environmental changes. Also called biological constancy, it is maintained through cooperation among 3 functions: nervous, endocrine, and immune systems.
Meanwhile, transistasis is a coined term for a behavioral principle seeking to break the status quo and generate new developments. It is positioned as the opposite of homeostasis.
ホメオスタシスとトランジスタシスは、それぞれ「恒常性」「変転性」という意味の言葉で、生命体の状態を説明する概念です。
ホメオスタシスとは、環境の変化にかかわらず、体温や血糖、免疫などの身体の状態を一定に保つことを意味します。生態恒常性とも呼ばれ、神経系や内分泌系、免疫系の3つの機能が連携して維持されています。
一方、トランジスタシスは、現状を打破して新たな展開を生もうとする行動原理を表す造語です。ホメオスタシスと対義語の関係に置かれています。
Source updated 2025-01-12 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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- HomeostasisComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.348 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Point-Contact TransistorComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.143 · shared title, text, tags and references