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15th IAA Humans in Space Symposium

Graz / Austria, May 22-26, 2005    
 

 
 Benefits of Human Presence in Space

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Session  I.1.1 - Bone and Muscle Systems
Theme I: Living and working on the International Space Station
Date: 23 May 2005, 14:00
Chair: Pietro di Prampero, Richard Kvetnansky
Room A
Paper #
 Time
 Author(s)
 Title
I.1.1-1
 14:00-14:30
 Peter R. Cavanagh, B.L. Davis, A.J. Rice, K.O. Genc, C.C. Maender, G.P. Perusek, D.R. Francisco, C.M. Grodsinsky, M.L. Just
 Lower-extremity loading during simulated microgravity and long-duration space flight
I.1.1-2
 14:30-14:45
 Brian L. Davis, S. Rajulu, L. Tobin, A. Tajaddini
 Musculoskeletal loading associated with using a “Dynamic Exercise Countermeasure Device” during conditions of simulated microgravity in the KC135 aircraft
I.1.1-3
 14:45-15:00
 Britta Püttmann, M. Salanova, G. Schiffl, J. Rittweger, D. Felsenberg, D. Blottner
 Resistive vibration muscle exercise (RVE) as countermeasure during 56-days of horizontal bedrest (Berlin Bedrest Study 2003/4): Effects on myofiber cross-sectional area (CSA) and phenotype
I.1.1-4
 15:00-15:15
 Boris Shenkman, T. Nemirovskaya, K. Shapovalova, Z. Podlubnaya, I. Vikhlyantsev, A. Moukhina, K. Litvinova, I. Kozlovskaya
 Afferent control mechanisms involved in the development of soleus fiber alterations in simulated hypogravity
I.1.1-5
 15:15-15:30
 Rogier Schonenborg, E. Grifoni
 ESA Student experiments and educational activities on board of the International Space Station