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Models, Weightlessness

Known as: Weightlessness Model, Weightlessness Models 
 
National Institutes of Health

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2003
Review
2003
[Weightlessness or weightlessness simulation and vascular remodeling].
Weightlessness is inavoidable during spaceflight. It brings profound physiological effects on human body. Vascular remodeling is… Expand
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Review
1999
Review
1999
[The progress in research on changes of central venous pressure under simulated weightlessness and microgravity].
One of the most profound circulatory changes that occur in man during exposure to microgravity is a cephalad redistribution of… Expand
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1998
1998
THE EFFECTS OF 7-DAY BED REST ON CARDIOVASCULAR AUTONOMIC REGULATION
To examine the alterations in cardiovascular autonomic function and orthostatic tolerance induced by Simulated Weightlessness… Expand
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1998
1998
Effects of simulated weightlessness and gamma-irradiation on myocardial cells and osteoblasts.
The effects of simulated weightlessness and gamma-irradiation on the structure and function of the myocardial cells and… Expand
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1997
1997
Effects of simulated weightlessness on erythrocyte deformability in rats.
In order to investigate the mechanism of space anemia, the erythrocyte deformability membrane fluidity and cell shape in 7, 15… Expand
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1997
1997
Observations on the Role of Ouabain-Like Factors (OLF) in Diabetic Hypertension and Simulated Weightlessness (SW)IN Rats
 
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1996
1996
Cycle-powered short radius (1.9M) centrifuge: exercise vs. passive acceleration.
A human-powered short-arm centrifuge is described. This centrifuge could be used during spaceflight to provide +Gz acceleration… Expand
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1988
1988
Effect of antiorthostatic bed rest on hepatic blood flow in man.
Physiological changes that occur during exposure to weightlessness may induce alterations in blood flow to the liver. Estimation… Expand
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