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This report summarizes a three-year collaborative effort between researchers at UMPQUA Research Company (URC) and the Chemical Engineering Department at Oregon State University (OSU).
Sornchamni, Thana +6 more
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Mechanisms of spinal motoneurons survival in rats under simulated hypogravity on earth [PDF]
It was previously shown that different cell types in vivo and in vitro may die via apoptosis under weightlessness conditions in space as well as in simulated hypogravity on the Earth.
Nikolskij E. +7 more
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3D Body Center of Mass at the Workplace under Hypogravity
The center of mass dynamics of human seated posture in a work environment under hypogravity (0<g<1) have rarely been investigated and it remains to be accomplished. The present study determined the difference in the body system of 32 participants working under simulated 1/6g (Moon) and 1g (Earth) for comparison reason using static
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Prolonged hypogravity such as during space flights affects skeletal muscle function by inducing postural changes as well as reduced muscle strength and locomotion capacity.
DESAPHY, Jean Francois +5 more
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BackgroundCurrent 2010 terrestrial (1Gz) CPR guidelines have been advocated by space agencies for hypogravity and microgravity environments, but may not be feasible. The aims of this study were to (1) evaluate rescuer performance over 1.5 min of external
DIAS, Mariana K P +18 more
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Creating conditions similar to those occurring during exposure of cells to microgravity modulates endothelial functions. We have previously demonstrated that human macrovascular endothelial cells in simulated hypogravity proliferate faster than controls,
Massimo Mariotti +3 more
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Mechanisms of spinal motoneurons survival in rats under simulated hypogravity on earth
It was previously shown that different cell types in vivo and in vitro may die via apoptosis under weightlessness conditions in space as well as in simulated hypogravity on the Earth.
Nikolskij E. +7 more
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When mammals are constrained to hypogravity, their neuromuscular apparatus undergoes modifications which rend difficult postural maintenance and muscular activity upon the return to normal gravitational conditions.
DESAPHY, Jean Francois +5 more
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Pulse Contour Methods to Estimate Cardiovascular Indices in Micro- And Hypergravity
Background: The importance of noninvasive health monitoring in space increased as a result of the long-duration missions on the International Space Station (ISS).
Beck, L. +3 more
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How about running on Mars? Influence of sensorimotor coherence on running and spatial perception in simulated reduced gravity. [PDF]
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