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Extremes of human thermo-tolerance and adaptation to high altitudes

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, OGAI, Ryuji, YAMANE, Motoi, KATO, Takahide, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, NAKANO, Tadataka, TSUKANAKA, Atsuko, OHNISHI, Norikazu

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 46(2):1

On the occasion of the International Thermal Physiology Symposium in Rhodes (2004), Extremes of human thermo-tolerance and adaptation to high altitudes were reviewed for sports scientists and thermal physiologists as follows ; Human life is sustainab

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9736

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Effect of passive warming up before exercise on physiological responses during heavy exercise in a cold environment

Autor: MATSUMOTO, Minoru, KATO, Takahide, YAMANE, Motoi, YAMAMOTO, Takashi, KOSAKA, Mitsuo

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 46(1):55

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of passive warming up before exercise on physiological responses during heavy exercise in a cold environment. Five male subjects participated in this study. All measurements were taken at a room tem

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9723

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Effects of selective brain cooling (SBC) and mild hyperthermia on human body

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, YAMANE, Motoi, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, OGAI, Ryuji, NAKANO, Masataka, TSUKANAKA, Atsuko, KATO, Takahide, OHNISHI, Norikazu

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 46(1):1

Biological responses due to thermal stimuli were categorized based on the areas of the human body as well as on the modalities of thermal stresses such as icing, cooling and heating applications. These biological responses reported in previous papers

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9718

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Effect of stress protein (HSP 70) on recovery following exercise induced muscular damage and fatigue

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, YAMANE, Motoi, KATO, Takahide, OGAI, Ryuji, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, TSUKANAKA, Atsuko, OHNISHI, Norikazu

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 45(2):77

Current interest is attracted to the problem on the correlation between physical exercise and heat shock induced protein (HSP 70), especially on the enhanced postischemic myocardial recovery following exercise induction of HSP 70. From the recent pap

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9709

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Phase shifts of human circadian rhythms due to daytime and nocturnal physical exercises

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, YAMANE, Motoi, KATO, Takahide, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, OGAI, Ryuji, TSUKANAKA, Atsuko, OHNISHI, Norikazu

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 45(1):1

Human circadian rhythms in continuous darkness may be entrained by a rigorous schedule of sleeping and wakeing. There have been many systemic reports of the potential-zeitgeber effects of scheduled physical or mental activity on human circadian rhyth

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9688

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Human Body Temperature Regulation in Extremely Stressful Environments : Detection and Analysis of the Highest Human Body Temperature

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, YAMANE, Motoi, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, SOGO, Naota, OGAI, Ryuuji, KATO, Takahide, TUKANAKA, Atsuko, TARUI, Saimi, OHNISHI, Norikazu

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 44(2):1

Biological functions are basically dependent on the thermosensitive characteristics of the proteins and fatty substances composing the body structure. In a stressful environment, the extremely high human body temperatures detected by computer system

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9674

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Effect of Fluid Ingestion on Performance of Prolonged Exercise : Interaction of Beverage, Glucose and Electrolyte

Autor: KOSAKA, Mitsuo, YAMANE, Motoi, MATSUMOTO, Minoru, KATO, Takahide, TSUKANAKA, Atsuko, OHNISHI, Norikazu, MATSUI, Nobuo

Publikováno v: 中京大学体育学論叢. 44(1):1

Considerable interest is attracted to the problems on water ingestion during exercise, however, it is still hypothesis that water ingestion would attenuate the exercise-induced increase in thermoregulatory mechanism such as rectal and muscle temperat

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https://chukyo-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/9657

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