Titlebook: High Altitude and Man; John B. West,Sukhamay Lahiri Book 1984 American Physiological Society 1984 High Altitude.Tibet.adaptation.aldostero

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Mechanisms for Recurrent Apneas at Altitude the elderly and occur more frequently in males than in females (20, 28). Such apneas can be central, obstructive, or mixed (where apneas begin as central and continue during an obstructed phase), and all types can be observed in the same individual in a single night’s sleep (20, 28).

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Ventilatory Function in Adaptation to High Altitude: Studies in Tibetacclimatization. Newcomers who successfully adapt to life on the Tibetan Plateau might show ventilatory function as good as that of the native Tibetan, and those who show maladaptation show poor ventilatory function.

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S. Y. Huang,X. H. Ning,Z. N. Zhou,Z. Z. Gu,S. T. Huthe density of specific neurotransmitter binding sites in discrete brain regions [.]. Furthermore the use of ligand binding together with pharmacological manipulation of endogenous neurotransmitter release can be used to measure neurotransmitter release . [.].

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Hypoxia and Brain Blood Flowt in the short run, the O. supply to the brain at a given Po. of inspired gas depends largely on ventilation and brain perfusion, the brain blood flow response to hypoxia must be crucial in the integrated physiological responses considered in this chapter.

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