On the dimensionless parameters associated with heat transport within living tissue
Dimensionless parameters associated with heat transport within living tissues using biothermal model
Chato, J. C.↗
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Problems in the measurement of tissue respiration with the oxygen electrode
Tissue respiration measurement with membrane- covered oxygen electrode, discussing effects of electrode deterioration and diffusion artifacts on accuracy
Brodsky, W. A.↗
Tissue repair and replacement in weightlessness
Mammalian tissues metabolic and genetic alteration during weightlessness, relating rats liver regeneration delay to centrifuging intensity following hepatectomy
Feller, D. D.↗
Influence of the pericapillary plasma on chemical exchange from blood to tissue
Influence of pericapillary plasma on chemical exchange from blood to tissue
Howe, J. T.↗
A study of the thermal behavior of living biological tissue with application to thermal control of protective suits
Investigating biothermal model of living tissue for application to thermal control of protective clothing
Hertig, B. A.↗
Two populations of aliphatic hydrocarbons of teratoma and habituated tissue cultures of tobacco
Paraffinic hydrocarbons in tobacco tissue cultures
Laseter, J. L.↗
A small tissue equivalent automatic ionization chamber
Small tissue equivalent ionization chamber quartz fiber electrometer dosimeter system, for use as space qualified radiation detection instruments
Sims, C. S.↗
Film boiling transition temperature for tissue cooled with liquid nitrogen
Tissue cooling with liquid nitrogen, determining film boiling transition temperature and heat transfer rates
Hendricks, R. C.↗
Analytical modeling of the thermal behavior of living human tissue
Living human tissue thermal behavior analytical modeling including internal heat generation and blood flow effects
Chato, J. C.↗
Digitalis-induced bundle-branch ventricular tachycardia studied by electrode catheter recordings of the specialized conducting tissues of the dog
Digitalis-induced bundle branch ventricular tachycardia from electrode catheter recordings of dogs specialized conducting tissues
Bobb, G. A.↗
Tissue-typing instrumentation using the fluorochromatic cytotoxicity assay
Tissue typing instrumentation with fluorochromatic cytotoxicity assay for quantitative data analysis, eliminating visual counting
Bodmer, W.↗
Effects of prolonged continuous exposure to 100 percent oxygen at 450 mm Hg in vivo on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissue slices
Prolonged hyperoxia effects on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissue slices
Feller, D. D.↗
Incorporation of intravenously injected acetate-2-C14 into tissue lipids of hypothermic hamsters
Hypothermia effect on lipid synthesis of hamster tissue following intravenous injection of acetate-C 14
Ackerman, P.↗
Two populations of aliphatic hydrocarbons of teratoma and habituated tissue cultures of tobacco
Internal short chain alkane populations of paraffinic hydrocarbons in tobacco teratoma and habituated tissue cultures
Laseter, J. L.↗
Effects of hypobaric hyperoxia in vivo on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissue slices
Stimulatory effects of hypobaric hyperoxia on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissues under free feeding
Feller, D. D.↗
Physiologic changes in composition and mass of total body adipose tissue
Total body adipose tissue mass and composition variations, examining hyperglycemic, obese, exercised and centrifuged animals
Bull, L. S.↗
Tissue holder for experimental and Demonstration Surgery
Development of device for holding anatomical tissues during operations is discussed. Device consists of plastic dish with hemispherical recess in center to hold excised eyes. Low vacuum applied to underside of recess insures holding of part.
Kuchta, F. J.↗
Effect of continuous gamma-ray exposure on performance of learned tasks and effect of subsequent fractionated exposures on blood-forming tissue
Sixteen monkeys trained to perform continuous and discrete-avoidance and fixed-ratio tasks with visual and auditory cues were performance-tested before, during, and after 10-day gamma-ray exposures totaling 0, 500, 750, and 1000 rads. Approximately 14 months after the performance-test exposures, surviving animals were exposed to 100-rad gamma-ray fractions at 56-day intervals to observe injury and recovery patterns of blood-forming tissues. The fixed-ratio, food-reward task performance showed a transient decline in all dose groups within 24 hours of the start of gamma-ray exposure, followed by recovery to normal food-consumption levels within 48 to 72 hours. Avoidance tasks were performed successfully by all groups during the 10-day exposure, but reaction times of the two higher dose-rate groups in which animals received 3 and 4 rads per hour or total doses of 750 and 1000 rads, respectively, were somewhat slower.
Spalding, J. F.↗