Compressed food components to minimize storage space
Compressed food products to minimize storage space for military applications
Durst, J. R.↗
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Chemical food synthesis systems for spacecraft
Food synthesis for prolonged manned space flights
Lyman, E. G.↗
The food chain
Mathematical model for calculating food chain of Escherichia-amoeba culture
Drake, J. F.↗
The biochemical, physiological, and metabolic evaluation of human subjects in a life support systems evaluator and on a liquid food diet Final report, 12 Jun. 1964 - 23 Feb. 1965
Biochemical, physiological, and metabolic analysis of subjects in life support system on liquid food diets during space environment simulation
Homer, G. M.↗
Approaches to the chemical synthesis of food
Conversion of human wastes, carbon dioxide water, and urea into food for space rations
Shapira, J.↗
Chemical food synthesis systems for spacecraft.
Spacecraft chemical synthesis of formaldehyde, glycerols, carbohydrates and ethanol for food
Lyman, E. G.↗
Acceptability of food items developed for space flight feeding.
Organoleptic acceptability ratings of rehydratable food items developed for space flight feeding, noting shelf life relationship
Lachance, P. A.↗
Food for spaceflight.
Spaceflight food, menu cycles, human waste removal, emergency rations, weight requirement and weightlessness
Bannister, J. R.↗
Space feeding Approaches to the chemical synthesis of food.
Chemical synthesis of food for spacecraft crews, treating formulation of sugars from formaldehyde, production of glycogen and ingestion of glycerol
Shapira, J.↗
Physiologic and metabolic changes in Macaca nemestrina on two types of diets during restraint and nonrestraint. I - Body weight changes, food consumption and urinary excretion of nitrogen, creatine and creatinine.
Physiologic and metabolic changes in monkeys on various diets during couch restraint and nonrestraint determined by body weight, food consumption and urinary excretion data
Arciniegas Dozier, E.↗
The consumption of a saccharin-glucose solution by satiated and food-deprived immature rats.
Satiated and food deprived immature rats consumption of saccharin-glucose solution relative to body weight
Cox, V. C.↗
Food consumption on the Gemini 4, 5, and 7 missions
Space food consumption during Gemini 4, 5, and 7 flights
Klicka, M. V.↗
Stability of Viruses in Foods for Space Flights. Semiannual Status Report, 1 Dec. 1968 - 31 May 1969
Stability differences between enteric and respiratory viruses in space flight foods determined by culture techniques
Cliver, D. O.↗
Human intolerance to bacteria as food.
Human intolerance to bacteria as food, considering response to Hydrogenomonas eutropha and Aerobacter aerogenes
Calloway, D. H.↗
Hepatic tyrosine transaminase rhythm - Interaction of environmental lighting, food consumption and dietary protein content.
Hepatic tyrosine transaminase rhythm in rats under various conditions of lighting, food consumption and dietary protein content
Larin, F.↗
Ventromedial hypothalamic lesions and changes in body weight and food consumption in male and female rats.
Ventromedial hypothalamic /VMH/ lesions, body weight and food consumption changes in male and female rats, observing differential effects
Cox, V. C.↗
Contiguity of briefly presented stimuli with food reinforcement.
Pigeon accelerated performance patterns as function of contiguity of brief visual stimuli and food reinforcement, noting pattern absence during stimuli omission
Stubbs, A.↗
Study of the techniques feasible for food synthesis aboard a spacecraft Semiannual status report, 1 Aug. 1968 - 31 Jan. 1969
Formose reaction kinetics and feasibility for food synthesis aboard spacecraft
Weiss, A. H.↗