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7. RESPIRATORY CONTROL (DATA & REPORTS)

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 Experiment Name
7.00 CENTRAL AND CHEMOREFLEX, REST AND EXERCISE, BREATHHOLDING

7.10

 EXERCISE-O2 EFFECT AT 2 ATM (See also 13.00)

REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J., S.G. Owen, H. Wendel, M.W. Stroud, A.A. Luria, W. Lochner and G.F. Clark. Respiratory and cerebral circulatory control during exercise at .21 and 2.0 atmospheres inspired PO2. J. Appl. Physiol. 14: 966-982, 1959.

7.11

 EXERCISE RANKING STUDY - Expt 7.10 with Analytic study of additional data from other laboratories

7.12

 EXERCISE TOLERANCE OF OLYMPIC OARSMEN

REPORT: Clark, J.M., F.C. Hagerman and R. Gelfand. Breathing patterns during submaximal and maximal exercise in elite oarsmen. J. Appl. Physiol.: Respirat. Environ. Exercise Physiol. 55: 440-446, 1983.

7.13

 EXERCISE TOLERANCE OF OLYMPIC OARSWOMEN exptl data (See also 7.12)

7.13.1

 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO EXERCISE

REPORT: O'Toole, M.L. Gender differences in the cardiovascular response to exercise. Cardiovascular Clin. 19(3):17-33, 1989.

7.14

 TRIATHLETE STUDY - EXERCISE ENDURANCE

REPORT: O'Toole, M.L., Hiller, D.B., Crosby, L.O., and Douglas, P.S. The ultraendurance triathlete: a physiological profile. Med. Sci. Sports & Exer. 19(1):45-50, 1987 Feb.

REPORT: Douglas, P.S., O'Toole, M.L., Hiller, W.D., and Reichek, N. Left ventricular structure and function by echocardiography in ultraendurance athletes. Am. J. Cardiol. 58(9):805-9, 1986 Oct 1.

REPORT: Hiller, W.D., O'Toole, M.L., Fortess, E.E., Laird, R.H., Imbert, P.C., and Sisk, T.D. Medical and physiological considerations in triathlons. Am. J. Sports Med. 15(2):164-7, 1987 Mar-Apr.

7.14.1

 CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES TO PROLONGED CYCLING AND RUNNING

REPORT: Douglas, P.S., O'Toole, M.L., Hiller, W.D., Hackney, K., and Reichek, N. Cardiac fatigue after prolonged exercise. Circulation. 76(6):1206-13, 1987 Dec.

REPORT: Douglas, P.S., O'Toole, M.L., Hiller, W.D., Hackney, K., and Reichek, N. Electrocardiographic diagnosis of exercise-induced left ventricular hypertrophy. Am. Heart J. 116(3):784-90, 1988 Sep.

7.14.2

 PROTEIN METABOLISM

7.14.3

 1H NMR STUDIES OF BLOOD PLASMA

7.14.4

 MUSCLE EXERCISE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION BY 31p NMR

7.14.5

 IMPEDANCE CARDIOGRAPHY AND CO2 REBREATHING FOR MEASUREMENT OF STROKE VOLUME

7.15

 CO2 EFFECTS IN EXERCISE

REPORT: Sinclair, R.D., J.M. Clark and B.E. Welch. Comparison of physiological responses of normal man to exercise in air and in acute and chronic hypercapnia. In: Underwater Physiology IV. Lambertsen, C.J., Ed. New York: Academic Press, pp. 409-417, 1971.

REPORT: Clark, J.M., R.D. Sinclair and J.B. Lenox. Chemical and nonchemical components of ventilation during hypercapnic exercise in man. J. Appl. Physiol. 48: 1065-1076, 1980.

7.20

 OPEN

7.30

 pH VERSUS PCO2 IN RESPIRATORY CONTROL (BICARBONATE INFUSION, controlled PCO2)

REPORT: Lambertsen, C.J., S.J.G. Semple, M.G. Smyth and R. Gelfand. H+ and PCO2 as chemical factors in respiratory and cerebral circulatory control. J. Appl. Physiol. 16: 473-484, 1961.

7.31 

 pH VERSUS PCO2 IN RESPIRATORY CONTROL (LACTATE infusion) data.

7.32 

 pH VERSUS PCO2 IN RESPIRATORY CONTROL (HCl infusion) data.

7.40

 TEMPERATURE AND CSF pH EFFECTS

REPORT: Alexander, S.C., R.D. Workman and C.J. Lambertsen. Hyperthermia, lactic acid infusion and the composition of arterial blood and cerebrospinal fluid. Am. J. Physiol. 202: 1049-1054, 1962.

7.41

 TEMPERATURE AND BLOOD pH EFFECTS-MAN (See also 8.90, 9.60, 9.62, 9.70.9)

REPORT: Workman, R.D. The Effect of Physical Hyperthermia on the Respiratory Response to Carbon Dioxide and Acid-Base equilibrium in Jugular Venous Blood of Normal Human Subjects. Masters thesis, 1959

7.42

 RESPIRATORY CO2 TRANSIENTS IN NORMOTHERMIA, DOGS 1971, exptl data, abstract

7.43

 RESPIRATORY CO2 TRANSIENTS, HYPERTHERMIA, DOGS, draft

7.44

 RESPIRATORY CO2 REACTIVITY with DENSE GAS SF6/O2 (1 ATA, GOATS) (GELFAND)

7.44.1

 CLOSED CIRCUIT RECIRCULATION RESPIRATORY SYSTEM WITH SEALED HELMET FOR VENTILATORY/METABOLIC MEASUREMENTS - GOAT ANALYTIC.

7.44.2

 EFFECTS OF O2 AT 1 ATA ON VENTILATORY CONTROL-AWAKE GOATS

7.50

 RESPIRATORY CO2 TRANSIENTS-O2 VERSUS AIR BACKGROUND, MAN

REPORT: Gelfand, R., and C.J. Lambertsen. Dynamic respiratory response to abrupt change of inspired CO2 at normal and high PO2. J. Appl. Physiol. 35: 903-913, 1973.

7.51

 O2 TRANSIENTS, MAN

REPORT: Downes, J.J., and C.J. Lambertsen. Dynamic characteristics of ventilatory depression in man on abrupt administration of O2. J. Appl. Physiol. 21: 447-453, 1966.

7.52

 RESPIRATORY TRANSIENTS, DOGS (FOLLWEILER) databook, no data tables

7.53

 RESPIRATORY O2 TRANSIENTS-1.0 ATM VERSUS 3.0 ATM O2, DOGS strip charts, no data tables

7.54

 RESPIRATORY O2 TRANSIENTS IN DOGS AT 5 ATM O2 data books, draft

7.55

 RESPIRATORY O2 TRANSIENTS IN MAN AT 5 ATA O2 strip charts, no data tables

7.60

 PERIPHERAL RESPIRATORY CHEMORECEPTOR MECHANISMS. (DATA CONTAINED IN DOCUMENTATION)

REPORT: Lahiri, S., N. S. Smatresk, M. Pokorski, P. Barnard, and A. Mokashi. Efferent inhibition of carotid body chemoreception in the chronically hypoxic cats. Am. J. Physiol. 245: R678-R683, 1983.

REPORT: Pokorski, M., and S. Lahiri. Aortic and carotid chemoreceptor responses to metabolic acidosis in the cat. Am. J. Physiol. 244: R652-R658, 1983.

REPORT: Lahiri, S., E. Mulligan, and A. Mokashi. Adaptive response of carotid body chemoreceptors to CO2. Brain Res. 234: 137-147, 1982.

REPORT: Mulligan, E., and S. Lahiri. Separation of carotid body chemoreceptor responses to O2 and CO2 by oligomycin and by antimycin A. Am. J. Physiol. 242: C200-C206, 1982.

REPORT: Lahiri, S., N. H. Edelman, N. S. Cherniak, and A. P. Fishman. Role of carotid chemoreflex in respiratory acclimatization to hypoxemia in goat and sheep. Respir. Physiol. 46: 367-382, 1981.

REPORT: Lahiri, S., E. Mulligan, T. Nishino, A. Mokashi, and R. O. Davies. Relative responses of aortic body and carotid body chemoreceptors to carboxyhemoglobinemia. J. Appl. Physiol. 50(3): 580-586, 1981.

REPORT: Lahiri, S., A. Mokashi, R. G. DeLaney, and A. P. Fishman. Arterial PO2 and PCO2 stimulus threshold for carotid chemoreceptors and breathing. Respir. Physiol. 34: 359-375, 1978.

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