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Effects of training and immobilization on VO2 and DO2 in dog gastrocnemius muscle in situ.

• Donald E Bebout, Michael C Hogan, Steven C. Hempleman, Peter D. Wagner
• Journal of applied physiology
• 1993

To investigate the effects of exercise training and immobilization on peak O2 uptake (VO2) and effective O2 diffusive conductance (DO2) in skeletal muscle, three groups of purpose-bred hounds… (More)

Oxygen diffusing capacity estimates derived from measured VA/Q distributions in man.

• Megrette Hammond, Steven C. Hempleman
• Respiration physiology
• 1987

Data from eighteen subjects, studied in hypoxia (minimum PIO2 = 80 Torr) both at rest and during exercise, were analyzed using computer models which estimate O2 diffusing capacity from measured VA/Q… (More)

Benzolamide, acetazolamide, and signal transduction in avian intrapulmonary chemoreceptors.

• Steven C. Hempleman, Tristan A Rodríguez, Yusuf A. Bhagat, Rowin S. Begay
• American journal of physiology. Regulatory…
• 2000

Intrapulmonary chemoreceptors (IPC) are CO(2)-sensitive sensory neurons that innervate the lungs of birds, help control the rate and depth of breathing, and require carbonic anhydrase (CA) for normal… (More)

CO2 transduction mechanisms in avian intrapulmonary chemoreceptors: experiments and models.

• Steven C. Hempleman, Richard G. Posner
• Respiratory physiology & neurobiology
• 2004

Intrapulmonary chemoreceptors (IPC) are neurons that sense tonic and phasic CO2 stimuli in the lungs of birds and diapsid reptiles. IPC are different from most other vertebrate respiratory CO2… (More)

Endosulfan exposure disrupts pheromonal systems in the red-spotted newt: a mechanism for subtle effects of environmental chemicals.

• Daesik Park, Steven C. Hempleman, Catherine R. Propper
• Environmental health perspectives
• 2001

Because chemicals introduced into the environment by humans can affect both long-term survivorship and reproduction of amphibians, discovering the specific mechanisms through which these chemicals… (More)

Cardiopulmonary response to exercise in patients with intrapulmonary vascular shunts.

• Moira K B Whyte, Janet M. Hughes, +4 authors Hazel A Jones
• Journal of applied physiology
• 1993

The majority of patients with intrapulmonary right-to-left shunting due to pulmonary arteriovenous malformations-exhibit good maximum exercise capacity (> 70% predicted) despite profound arterial… (More)

Sodium and potassium current in neonatal rat carotid body cells following chronic in vivo hypoxia

• Steven C. Hempleman
• Brain Research
• 1995

Chronic hypoxic acclimatization modifies ventilatory reflexes arising from carotid body stimulation. To explore this, the effects of in vivo chronic hypoxia on membrane currents were quantified in… (More)

Increased venous PCO2 enhances dynamic responses of avian intrapulmonary chemoreceptors.

• Steven C. Hempleman, Donald E Bebout
• The American journal of physiology
• 1994

We quantified the neural discharge of intrapulmonary chemoreceptors (IPC) innervating the left lungs of anesthetized Pekin ducks. Right and left lungs were separately unidirectionally ventilated.… (More)

Estimating exercise DLO2 and diffusion limitation in patients with interstitial fibrosis.

• Steven C. Hempleman, Janet M. Hughes
• Respiration physiology
• 1991

Inert gas elimination studies in interstitial fibrosis ascribe all of the resting and most (58-83%) of the exercise (A-a)PO2 difference to ventilation-perfusion inequality. The previous paper… (More)

Comparative physiology of oxygen transfer in lungs.

• Frank L. Powell, Steven C. Hempleman
• Advances in experimental medicine and biology
• 1988

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