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Hypothermia induction and recovery in free-ranging rats by DuBose, D.A., Leon, L.R., Morehouse, D.H., Rufolo, D.M., Blaha, M.D., Gordon, C.J.

“…1. To avoid anesthesia confounders, free-ranging rats were exposed (4 h) to cool water (CW; 10 °C; 5 cm), warm water (WW; 35 °C; 5 cm) or temperate air (TA; 25…”
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Thermoelectric technique to precisely control hyperthermic exposures of human whole blood by DUBOSE, D. A, MOREHOUSE, D. H, LANGEVIN, R. C

“…The need in military research to avoid exposing humans to harsh environments and reduce animal use requires the development of in vitro models for the study of…”
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Model for environmental heat damage of the blood vessel barrier by DuBose, D.A., Hinkle, J.R., Morehouse, D.H., Ogle, P.L.

“…Environmental heat stress may result in loss of fluid from the vascular space, which can lead to circulatory shock. Since the endothelium serves as the blood…”
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Hyperthermic effects on reticuloendothelial system particulate uptake by DuBose, D.A, Matthew, C.B, Balcius, J.A, Morehouse, D.H, Sils, I.V

“…Reticuloendothelial system (RES) particulate uptake (PU) of vascular debris influences survival from extreme hyperthermia. Little is known of the effect of…”
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Hypothermia (HYP) induces tachycardia, not bradycardia in free‐ranging (FR) rats by DuBose, D. A., Morehouse, D. H., Rufolo, D. M., Leon, L. R.

“…Animal models of HYP employing anesthesia are characterized by bradycardia. This is in contrast to HYP in conscious humans in which tachycardia in conjunction…”
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INFLUENCE OF EXERTIONAL HEAT ILLNESS (EHI) OR EXERCISE (E) ON IMMUNE SYSTEM DISTURBANCES (ISD) by DuBose, D A., Wenger, C B., Flinn, S D., Dubovtsev, A I., Morehouse, D H.

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Distribution and mitogen response of peripheral blood lymphocytes after exertional heat injury by DuBose, David A, Wenger, C. Bruce, Flinn, Scott D, Judy, Thomas A, Dubovtsev, Alexandre I, Morehouse, David H

“…1 United States Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Natick, Massachusetts 01760; and 2 Naval Hospital, Beaufort, South Carolina 29902 Submitted…”
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