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Vestibular hair cells are more prone to damage by excessive acceleration insult in the mouse with KCNQ4 dysfunction. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Hong H, Koo EJ, Park Y, Song G, Joo SY, Kim JA, Gee HY, Jung J, Park K, Han GC, Choie JY, Kim SH.   +11 more
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The human brain in space: a meta-analysis of neuroimaging evidence. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Anna S, Silvia S, Ferre ER.
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Effects of hypergravity to human body.

THE JOURNAL OF BALNEOLOGY, CLIMATOLOGY AND PHYSICAL MEDICINE, 1990
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[Effects of hypergravity in the development of testis].

Uchu Seibutsu Kagaku, 2004
Keiichi, Yuwaki, Makoto, Okuno
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Insect exoskeletons react to hypergravity

Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2023
A typical feature of biological materials is their ability to adapt to mechanical load. However, it is not known whether the cuticle exoskeleton, one of the most common biological structures, also shares this trait. Here, we show direct experimental evidence that prolonged exposure to hypergravity conditions affects the morphology and biomechanics of ...
Karen Stamm, Jan-Henning Dirks
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Tolerance of Snakes to Hypergravity

Physiological Zoology, 1996
Sensitivity of carotid blood flow to increased gravitational force acting in the head-to-tail direction(+Gz) was studied in diverse species of snakes hypothesized to show adaptive variation of response. Tolerance to increased gravity was measured red as the maximum graded acceleration force at which carotid blood flow ceased and was shown to vary ...
H B, Lillywhite, R E, Ballard, A R, Hargens   +2 more
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Hypergravity as a Crystallization Tool

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2006
Abstract:  The centrifugal increase of concentration is nondestructive, rapid, and simple technology. Therefore it is used to create a higher supersaturation that is required for crystal nucleation, as the one that is appropriate for the subsequent growth. Crystal nucleation is evoked in glass capillary tubes filled with protein solutions.
Christo N, Nanev, I, Dimitrov, F, Hodjaoglu   +2 more
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Hypergravity promotes cell proliferation

Experientia, 1983
When HeLa cells, chicken embryo fibroblasts, sarcoma Galliera cells, Friend leukemia virus transformed cells and human lymphocytes are cultured in a hypergravitational field (e.g. 10 X g) proliferation rate is increased by 20-30%, whereas glucose consumption per cell is lower than at 1 X g.
A, Tschopp, A, Cogoli
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