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The following pages link to Sleep and circadian rhythm during a short space mission (Q48863381):
Displaying 14 items.
- Human thermohomeostasis onboard "Mir" and in simulated microgravity studies (Q33424402) (← links)
- Sleep, performance, circadian rhythms, and light-dark cycles during two space shuttle flights (Q34097963) (← links)
- Gravity and light effects on the circadian clock of a desert beetle, Trigonoscelis gigas (Q39069414) (← links)
- Substantive nature of sleep in updating the temporal conditions necessary for inducing units of internal sensations (Q41083707) (← links)
- Is a purpose of REM sleep atonia to help regenerate intervertebral disc volumetric loss? (Q41949202) (← links)
- Increased core body temperature in astronauts during long-duration space missions (Q47095346) (← links)
- Space environment, electromagnetic fields, and circadian rhythm (Q48674069) (← links)
- Sleepiness of civil airline pilots during two consecutive night flights of extended duration (Q48821360) (← links)
- Dual-task performance in space: results from a single-case study during a short-term space mission (Q49130394) (← links)
- Behavioral aspects of human adaptation to space: analyses of cognitive and psychomotor performance in space during an 8-day space mission (Q49154359) (← links)
- Cognitive performance aboard the life and microgravity spacelab (Q51963830) (← links)
- Aircrew fatigue in long-Haul operations (Q52000264) (← links)
- Reduced natriuresis during weightlessness (Q72611047) (← links)
- Body fluid distribution in man in space and effect of lower body negative pressure treatment (Q72611052) (← links)