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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.1.2 - Bone and Muscle Systems
Theme I: Living and working on the International Space Station
Date: 23 May 2005, 16:00
Chair: Boris Shenkman, Pietro di Prampero
Room A
Paper #
 Time
 Author(s)
 Title
I.1.2-1
 16:00-16:15
 Doug Paddon-Jones, R.R. Wolfe, A.A. Ferrando
 Amino acid amelioration of muscle loss
I.1.2-2
 16:15-16:30
 Ted A. Bateman (Poster P05)
 Spaceflight as a biomedical test-bed for bone loss countermeasures and candidate osteoporosis therapies
I.1.2-3
 16:30-16:45
 Martina Heer, P. Frings, N. Baecker
 Bone loss following high sodium intake is very likely mediated by low-grade metabolic acidosis
I.1.2-4
 16:45-17:00
 Boris V. Morukov, V.S. Oganov, I.M. Larina, A.V. Bakulin
 Peculiarities of human bone mass recovery in early readaptation period after space flight
I.1.2-5
 17:00-17:15
 Peter Saparin, J.S. Thomsen, G. Beller, W.C. Gowin
 Comparison of non-invasive pQCT image analysis by measures of complexity with bone histomorphometry and biomechanical tests to quantify bone loss and strength of lumbar vertebrae
I.1.2-6
 17:15-17:30
 Adalberto Costessi, A. Pines, M. Romanello, R. Schonenborg, P. Schiller, L. Moro, G. Tell (Poster P06)
 Molecular study of osteoblasts' responses to mechanical stress and microgravity