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Activation of heat-shock factor by stretch-activated channels in rat hearts by JIANG CHANG, WASSER, Jeremy S, CORNELUSSEN, Richard N. M, KNOWLTON, A. A

“…Previously, we have observed that the isolated, erythrocyte-perfused rabbit heart has increased levels of heat-shock protein (HSP) 72 after a mild mechanical…”
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Simultaneous optical and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy for monitoring cardiac energetics in vivo by McNichols, R.J., Cote, G.L., Wasser, J.S., Wright, S.M.

“…There are a number of applications in which it is useful to simultaneously collect data from what are traditionally separate instrumentation modalities. In…”
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BIOMEDICAL DEVICE DESIGN DISCOVERY TEAM APPROACH TO TEACHING PHYSIOLOGY TO UNDERGRADUATE BIOENGINEERING STUDENTS by Cudd, Timothy A, Wasser, Jeremy S

“…Teaching effectiveness is enhanced by generating student enthusiasm, by using active learning techniques, and by convincing students of the value of acquiring…”
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Brain High Energy Phosphate Responses to Alcohol Exposure in Neonatal Rats: An In Vivo 31 P‐NMR Study by Cudd, Timothy A., Wasser, Jeremy S., Chen, Wei‐Jung A., West, James R.

“…Background: The mechanisms that mediate fetal brain injury which results from maternal alcohol consumption are not well understood. Although fetal hypoxia is a…”
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Maintenance of cardiac function during anoxia in turtles: From cell to organism by Wasser, Jeremy S.

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Brain High Energy Phosphate Responses to Alcohol Exposure in Neonatal Rats: An In Vivo 31P-NMR Study by Cudd, Timothy A., Wasser, Jeremy S., Chen, Wei-Jung A., West, James R.

“…Background: The mechanisms that mediate fetal brain injury which results from maternal alcohol consumption are not well understood. Although fetal hypoxia is a…”
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In vitro tolerance to anoxia and ischemia in isolated hearts from hypoxia sensitive and hypoxia tolerant turtles by Wasser, Jeremy S., Guthrie, Susan S., Chari, Mohan

“…Although freshwater turtles as a group are highly anoxia tolerant, dramatic interspecific differences in the degree of anoxia tolerance have been demonstrated…”
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Effects of anoxia on intracellular free Ca2+ in isolated cardiomyocytes from turtles by Wasser, J S, Heisler, N

“…One of the most important negative consequences of hypoxic stress in the mammalian myocardium is a breakdown in intracellular calcium homeostasis. This study…”
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Brain high energy phosphate responses to alcohol exposure in neonatal rats : An in vivo 31P-NMR study by CUDD, T. A, WASSER, J. S, CHEN, W.-J. A, WEST, J. R

“…The mechanisms that mediate fetal brain injury which results from maternal alcohol consumption are not well understood. Although fetal hypoxia is a popularly…”
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Effects of Anoxia on Intracellular Free Ca 2+ in Isolated Cardiomyocytes From Turtles by Wasser, Jeremy S, Heisler, Norbert

“…One of the most important negative consequences of hypoxic stress in the mammalian myocardium is a breakdown in intracellular calcium homeostasis. This study…”
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31P-NMR determinations of cytosolic phosphodiesters in turtle hearts by Wasser, Jeremy S., Vogel, Lorri, Guthrie, Susan S., Stolowich, Neal, Chari, Mohan

“…As part of our ongoing research on cardiac hypoxia tolerance we have conducted 31P nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) studies of isolated, perfused, working…”
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The effects of tracheal coiling on the vocalizations of cranes (Aves; Gruidae) by GAUNT, A. S, GAUNT, S. L. L, PRANGE, H. D, WASSER, J. S

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Effects of dry season dormancy on oxygen uptake, heart rate, and blood pressures in the toad, Bufo paracnemis by Glass, Mogens L., Fernandes, Marcelo S., Soncini, Roseli, Glass, Heloisa, Wasser, Jeremy S.

“…The cardiodynamic consequences of dry season dormancy in ectothermic vertebrates is not well known. Our hypothesis was that dormancy would reduce cardiac…”
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Seasonal Variations in Plasma and Tissue Chemistry in Water Snakes, Nerodia sipedon by Wasser, Jeremy S.

“…Although reptiles that become dormant during the winter show seasonal adaptations similar to those found in hibernating mammals, few unifying characteristics…”
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Effects of anoxia and graded acidosis on the levels of circulating catecholamines in turtles by Wasser, J S, Jackson, D C

“…We measured circulating levels of catecholamines in painted turtles subjected to anoxia with different degrees of concomitant acidosis at 20 degrees C and in…”
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Extracellular and intracellular acid-base effects of submergence anoxia and nitrogen breathing in turtles by Wasser, J S, Warburton, S J, Jackson, D C

“…We compared extracellular and intracellular acid-base state in turtles (Chrysemys picta bellii) subjected to anoxic submergence to turtles made anoxic by…”
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Maintenance of high extracellular pH does not influence cell pH or metabolism in submerged anoxic bullfrogs by Wasser, J S, Jackson, D C, Chang, S Y, Warburton, S J

“…We compared extracellular and intracellular acid-base states in paralyzed bullfrogs subjected to 4 h of anoxic submergence at 15 degrees C with or without…”
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Cardiovascular and metabolic responses during anoxic submergence in the bullfrog with and without maintained extracellular pH by Warburton, S J, Wasser, J S, Jackson, D C

“…We studied metabolic, cardiovascular, and electrolyte responses of paralyzed bullfrogs to 6 hours of submerged anoxia at 15 degrees C, either with or without…”
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Respiratory responses to acute heat stress in cranes (Gruidae): the effects of tracheal coiling by Prange, H D, Wasser, J S, Gaunt, A S, Gaunt, S L

“…Some species of cranes have extensive coiling of their trachea that substantially increases their anatomical dead space. We subjected individuals of four…”
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