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Autor:
William K. Russell, Arriyam S Fesshaye, Alyssa Tidmore, Sucharita M. Dutta, Richard A. Britten, Vania D. Duncan
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Molecular Sciences
Volume 22
Issue 14
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Vol 22, Iss 7713, p 7713 (2021)
Volume 22
Issue 14
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Vol 22, Iss 7713, p 7713 (2021)
Exposure of rodents to <
20 cGy Space Radiation (SR) impairs performance in several hippocampus-dependent cognitive tasks, including spatial memory. However, there is considerable inter-individual susceptibility to develop SR-induced spatial m
20 cGy Space Radiation (SR) impairs performance in several hippocampus-dependent cognitive tasks, including spatial memory. However, there is considerable inter-individual susceptibility to develop SR-induced spatial m
Autor:
Richard A, Britten, Vania D, Duncan, Arriyam, Fesshaye, Emil, Rudobeck, Gregory A, Nelson, Roman, Vlkolinsky
Publikováno v:
Radiation research. 193(3)
This study has established the impact that 1-15 cGy 600 MeV/n
Autor:
Evangeline Macadat, Richard A. Britten, Jessica S. Jewell, Chiara La Tessa, Alberto E. Musto, Vania D. Duncan, Melissa M. Hadley
Publikováno v:
Radiation Research. 189:273-282
Astronauts on deep space missions will be required to work more autonomously than on previous missions, and thus their ability to perform executive functions could be critical to mission success. One of the most common measures of executive function
Autor:
Laurie L. Wellman, Arriyam S Fesshaye, Richard A. Britten, Larry D. Sanford, Christina M. Fallgren, Vania D. Duncan
Publikováno v:
International journal of radiation biology. 97(8)
Purpose: Astronauts on the planned missions to Mars are expected to have to work more autonomously than on previous missions. Thus mission success may be influenced by the astronauts' ability to respond quickly to unexpected problems, processes that
Publikováno v:
Radiation Research. 194:116
Astronauts on deep space missions will be required to work autonomously and thus their ability to perform executive functions could be critical to mission success. Ground-based rodent experiments have shown that low (
Autor:
Jessica S, Jewell, Vania D, Duncan, Arriyam, Fesshaye, Abigail, Tondin, Evangeline, Macadat, Richard A, Britten
Publikováno v:
Radiation research. 190(6)
On future missions into deep space, astronauts will be required to work more autonomously than on previous missions, and thus their ability to perform executive functions could be critical to mission success. In this study, we determined the effect t
Autor:
Richard A, Britten, Jessica S, Jewell, Vania D, Duncan, Melissa M, Hadley, Evangeline, Macadat, Alberto E, Musto, Chiara La, Tessa
Publikováno v:
Radiation research. 189(3)
Astronauts on deep space missions will be required to work more autonomously than on previous missions, and thus their ability to perform executive functions could be critical to mission success. One of the most common measures of executive function
Autor:
Richard A. Britten, Sucharita M. Dutta, Jessica S. Jewell, Vania D. Duncan, Melissa M. Hadley, Scott Peterman
Publikováno v:
Radiation research. 189(2)
NASA is planning future missions to Mars, which will result in astronauts being exposed to ∼13 cGy/year of galactic cosmic radiation (GCR). Previous ground-based experiments have demonstrated that low (15 cGy) doses of 1 GeV/n 56Fe ions impair hipp
Autor:
Richard A, Britten, Jessica S, Jewell, Vania D, Duncan, Leslie K, Davis, Melissa M, Hadley, Andrew J, Wyrobek
Publikováno v:
Radiation research. 187(1)
Prolonged deep space missions to planets and asteroids will expose astronauts to galactic cosmic radiation (GCR), a mixture of low-LET ionizing radiations, high-energy protons and high-Z and energy (HZE) particles. Ground-based experiments are used t
Autor:
Jessica S. Jewell, Vania D. Duncan, Andrew J. Wyrobek, Leslie K. Davis, Richard A. Britten, Melissa M. Hadley
Publikováno v:
Britten, RA; Jewell, JS; Duncan, VD; Davis, LK; Hadley, MM; & Wyrobek, AJ. (2017). Spatial Memory Performance of Socially Mature Wistar Rats is Impaired after Exposure to Low (5 cGy) Doses of 1 GeV/n48Ti Particles. Radiation Research, 187(1), 60-65. doi: 10.1667/RR14550.1. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/7z04c8s4
© 2017 by Radiation Research Society. Prolonged deep space missions to planets and asteroids will expose astronauts to galactic cosmic radiation (GCR), a mixture of low-LET ionizing radiations, high-energy protons and high-Z and energy (HZE) particl
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