Vol. 6 No. 2 (1997): Acta Andina

ARTICULOS

• Intermittent exposure to hypobaria overcomes the suppressing effect of transfusion polycythemia on erythropoietin secretion.

  Ana C. Barceló, Rosa M. Alippi, Carlos E. Bozzini

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• Pentoxifylline and enalapril and its effects on polycythemia induced by hypobaric hypoxia in mice.

  J. Gamboa, M Rivera-Ch, F. León-Velarde, M. Salazar , C. Monge-C.

  5-10

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• The effect of hypoxia on beta-adrenoreceptors in lymphocytes of highlanders.

  A.A. Aldashev, T.U. Mirzapoyazova, V.O. Titov., A.K. Moldobaeva, L.A. Saitgareeva, A. Sh. Sarybaev, M.M. Mirrakhimov

  11-16

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• Neocytolysis in the adaptation of red cell mass on descent from altitude.

  Lawrence Rice, Mark Udden, Theda Driscoll, Carl Whitley, Clarence Alfrey

  17-20

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• Erythropoietin secretion during hypobaric hypoxia. Modulation of the response by the level of erythropoiesis

  Carlos E. Bozzini

  21-23

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• Neurochemical effects of long-term hypoxia on noradrenergic neurons in nucleus tractus solitarius of the rat

  Jean-Marc Pequignot, Monique Denavit-Saubié

  24-28

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• Exercise training at high altitude: How do the respiratory muscles respond?

  Paul C. LaStayo, Stan L. Lindstedt

  29-35

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• Permanent and intermittent hypoxia as response modifiers of skeletal muscle tissue with exercise training.

  Hans Hoppeler

  36-39

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• T.H. Ravenhill, mountain sickness, and peruvian contributions to high- altitude pulmonary edema.

  John B. West

  40-43

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• Water balance and acute mountain sickness before and after arrival at high altitude: 4,350 m.

  Klaas R. Westerterp, Paul Robach, Loek Wouters, Jean-Paul Richalet

  44-50

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• The high altitude medical studies in Japan.

  Michiro Nakashima

  51-60

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• Fundamental lessons from blunted chemosensory response of carotid body to hypoxia.

  Sukhamay Lahiri, Anil Mokashi, Arijit Roy, Charmaine Rozanov

  61-65

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• Evolution of hypoxia tolerance: Diving pinniped model and human hypobaric hypoxia model.

  Peter W. Hochachka

  66-76

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• Oxygen sensing in the orchestration of hyрохіс mеtаbolic arrest.

  Stephen C. Land

  77-88

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• Early cardiac myocyte responses to hypoxia, ischemia, and reoxygenation.

  Keith-A. Webster, Daryl J. Discher, Nanette H. Bishopric

  89-107

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• Roles of hypoxic stress proteins in solid tumors priming for reoxygenation?

  Brian J. Murphy

  108-118

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• The regulation of erythropoietin and other genes by hypoxia: The search for universal mechanisms

  Jonathan M. Gleadle

  119-127

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• Adaptation to high altitude: Effects of small changes in the regulatory behavior of the andean chicken hemoglobin.

  Jean Kister, Genevieve Caron, Fabiola León-Velarde, Josée Pagnier, Claude Poyart

  128-132

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• Altitude hypoxia effects on brain.

  John W. Severinghaus

  133-141

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• Increase in succinate dehydrogenase activity in mice brain during chronic hypoxia

  R. Cáceda, J. Boero, A. Arregui

  142-144

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• Adaptation of the brain's microcirculation to prolonged hypobaric hypoxia

  Sami I. Harik, Joseph C. LaManna

  145-150

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• High altitude, hypoxemic-induced responses in adult and fetal cerebral blood vessels.

  Lawrence D. Longo, William J. Pearce

  151-160

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• Cardiopulmonary transition in the neonate and infant at high altitude

  Susan Niermeyer, Elizabeth S. Shaffer, Lorna Grindlay Moore

  161-166

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• Efecto de la menopausia en la relación entre las presiones alveolares de O2 y C2 y el Mal de Montaña Crónico

  F. León-Velarde, M. Rivera-Ch., R. Tapia, C. Monge. C.

  167-173

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• Effect of menstrual cycle on incidence of acute mountain sickness in women: Preliminary results for two studies

  Paul B. Rock, Steven R. Muza , Charles S. Fulco, Beth A. Beidleman, Allen Cymerman, Barry Braun, Stacy Zamudio, Jacinda T. Mawson, Shannon B. Dominick, Jhon T. Reeves, Gail E. Butterfield, G. Lorna

  174-177

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• Erytropoietin and central venous pressure in high altitude shift workers.

  Hanns-Christian Gunga, Lothar Röcker, Claus Behn, Wulf Hildebrandt

  178-189

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• Severe intermittent hypoxia: High-Altitude mines and telescopes and the case for oxygen enrichment.

  John B. West

  190-192

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• Antropología y Mal de Altura crónico: Enfermedades y malestares de los mineros de Huancavelica

  Carmen Salazar-Soler

  193-208

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• Mountain rescue medicine in the Mont Blanc Massif: 3932 accidents in 8 years.

  Bernard Marsigny, François Lecoq-Jammes, Emmanuel Cauchy, Stephen E. Wright

  209-216

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• Physiological adaptabillity, thyroid function, body composition and genetic variability in Central Asia high altitude populations

  D. Pettener, F. Facchini, D. Luiselli, S. Toselli, A. Rimondi, A. Ismagulova, K. Sichimbaeva, O. Ismagulov, G. Fiori

  217-225

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• Human adaptability in a Quechua population of the peruvian central Andes (Huancavelica, 3680m). Relationships between forced vital capacity, chest dimensions and hemoglobin concentration

  Eduardo Tarazona-Santos, Santiago Pastor, Ronald Cahuana, Davide Pettener

  226-232

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• Women at altitude: Blood vessels.

  Lorna G. Moore, Stacy Zamudio, Margueritte White, Susan Niermeyer

  233-241

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