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1. Haemodynamics of leg veins during a 30-days-6° head-down bedrest with and without lower body negative pressure

   Venous distensibility of the lower limbs was assessed in six healthy men who were submitted twice successively to 1 month of −6° head-down bedrest,...

   F. Louisy, C. Gaudin, ... C. Y. Guezennec in European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology

   Article 01 December 1990

2. Reduced orthostatic tolerance following 4 h head-down tilt

   The cardiovascular responses to a 10-min 1.22 rad (70°) head-up tilt orthostatic tolerance test (OST) was observed in eight healthy men following...

   Gary C. Butler, Huacheng **ng, ... Richard L. Hughson in European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology

   Article 01 January 1991

3. Epidemiological and Clinical Features of Minamata Disease

   Minamata disease is the methylmercury intoxication, through contaminated fish by a chemical factory in Minamata city. Based on the results of our...

   Akihiro Igata in Advances in Mercury Toxicology

   Chapter 1991
   

4. Dithiothreitol liberates non-acid labile sulfide from brain tissue of H₂S-poisoned animals

   Acid-labile sulfide measured by conventional gas dialysis and ion chromatography with electrochemical detection accounts for only a proportion of the...

   Marcus W. Warenycia, Lome R. Goodwin, ... R. J. Reiffenstein in Archives of Toxicology

   Article 01 November 1990

5. Epidemiology of Paramyxoviridae

   All Paramyxoviridae are extremely infectious, and there is little chance for anybody living in a cosmopolitan community to get through a full life...

   Francis L. Black in The Paramyxoviruses

   Chapter 1991
   

6. A Probabilistic Risk Assessment Program for Analyzing Security Risks

   An open question in security threat and risk assessment has been how to integrate detailed security information, e.g., from checklists, into useful...

   Louis Anthony Cox in New Risks: Issues and Management

   Chapter 1990
   

7. Coordinate Actions of Growth Factors in Monocytes/Macrophages

   A proposal to review the known actions of peptide growth factors on mononuclear phagocytes runs immediately into the obstacle of specifying which...

   C. F. Nathan in Peptide Growth Factors and Their Receptors II

   Chapter 1990
   

8. Noninvasive heart rate monitoring system for avian embryos based on the ballistocardiogram

   A noninvasive heart rate (HR) monitoring system for avian embryos has been developed based on the ballistocardiogram (BCG). The BCG was detected...

   Y. Suzuki, H. Musashi, H. Tazawa in Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing

   Article 01 July 1989

9. Radionuclides in Food: Radiation Protection Considerations

   Natural radionuclides have always been present in food, with levels depending on the prevailing environmental conditions, such as, for example,...

   D. J. Beninson in Radionuclides in the Food Chain

   Conference paper 1988
   

10. The Development of WHO’s Approach to DILs

    Prior to Chernobyl, many international organizations such as the Commission of European Communities (CEC) (1), International Commission on...

    P. J. Waight in Radionuclides in the Food Chain

    Conference paper 1988
    

11. Development of a Vaccinia-Rabies Glycoprotein Recombinant Virus Vaccine

    Despite its antiquity as a major zoonosis, and the firm recognition of its salient biological features by the late 19th century, rabies commands...

    C. E. Rupprecht, M.-P. Kieny in Rabies

    Chapter 1988
    

12. Plasma vasopressin, neurophysin, renin and aldosterone during a 4-day head-down bed rest with and without exercise

    The purpose of this study was to investigate the main renal and hormonal responses to head-down bed rest, which is curently considered a reliable...

    G. Annat, A. Güell, ... C. Gharib in European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology

    Article 01 April 1986

13. Mutation

    The most important feature of genes is their capacity to be reproduced identically from generation to generation. However, the evolution of life...

    Friedrich Vogel, Arno G. Motulsky in Human Genetics

    Chapter 1986
    

14. The State of the Art of the Researches on Environmental Specimen Banking in Japan

    At present, there is no concrete programme to establish a full scale environmental specimen bank in Japan. However, the importance and usefulness of...

    Yoshinari Ambe in Environmental Specimen Banking and Monitoring as Related to Banking

    Chapter 1984
    

15. Health Facilities, the Health Professions, and Public Health Services

    The history of Korean medicine is based upon a traditional inheritance emanating from the dim past before recorded history.

    Chin Thack Soh in Korea

    Chapter 1980