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Autor:
Yingyi Zhong, Lua Wilkinson, Anna Sewall, Ji Eun Raea Limb, Ammar Olabi, David A. Levitsky, Jean B. Hunter
Publikováno v:
Appetite. 116:277-283
According to most theories, the amount of food consumed on one day should be negatively related to intake on subsequent days. Several studies have observed such a negative correlation between the amount consumed on one day and the amount consumed two
Publikováno v:
Acta Astronautica. 138:384-393
During long-term space missions, astronauts generate wet trash, including food containers with uneaten portions, moist hygiene wipes and wet paper towels. This waste produces two problems: the loss of water and the generation of odors and health haza
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Food Quality and Preference. 40:110-115
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of eating a total vegan “space diet”, ad libitum, on nutrient intake, weight and mood in a group of 16 non-vegetarians. The 10-day diet was repeated three times within the 30 day study. A weekl
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Food Microbiology. 187:50-56
Fungal growth on solid foods can make them unfit for human consumption, but certain specialty foods require fungi to produce their characteristic properties. In either case, a reliable way of measuring biomass is needed to study how various factors (
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SAE International Journal of Aerospace. 4:249-262
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SAE International Journal of Aerospace. 4:410-420
Autor:
Saori Wada, Evan Raskob, Craig Beers, Ammar Olabi, Calvin Leung, Christine Tao, Conor Alexander, Megan Cunningham, Michele Crum, Jacob Levine, Susan Wang, Bill Pottle, Joanna Jackson, Jaeshin Yoo, Christopher Ong, Rupert Spies, Jean B. Hunter, Grace Fung, Raul Cadena, Robert Relinger, Carolyn Wang, Christina Lau, Randy Rivera, Peter L. Jackson, Jennifer Plichta, Matthew Zimmerman, Norman Voo, Carrie Vicens, Ohad Zeira, Naquan Ishman, Kelly Saikkonen, Michele Segal
Publikováno v:
Habitation. 9:17-30
During space missions, such as the prospective Mars mission, crew labor time is a strictly limited resource. The diet for such a mission (based on crops grown in a bioregenerative life support system) will require astronauts to prepare their meals es
Publikováno v:
Habitation. 9:31-39
Previous studies on optimization of crew diets have not accounted for choice. A diet selection model with crew choice was developed. Scenario analyses were conducted to assess the feasibility and cost of certain crew preferences, such as preferences
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Archives of Microbiology. 164:36-42
Clostridium acetobutylicum strain P262 utilized lactate at a rapid rate [600 nmol min−1 (mg protein)−1], but lactate could not serve as the sole energy source. When acetate was provided as a co-substrate, the growth rate was 0.05h−1. Butyrate,
Publikováno v:
41st International Conference on Environmental Systems.
Crews of the 2009-2010 season at the Mars Desert Research Station, a Mars analogue facility, lived under Mars simulation conditions for two-week "missions" during which their food supply consisted of "instant" freeze-dried/rehydratable foods, shelf-s