Chronobiology : its role in clinical medicine, general biology, and agriculture : proceedings of the XIX International Conference of the International Society for Chronobiology, held in Bethesda, Maryland, June 20-24, 1989
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Chronobiology : its role in clinical medicine, general biology, and agriculture : proceedings of the XIX International Conference of the International Society for Chronobiology, held in Bethesda, Maryland, June 20-24, 1989
（Progress in clinical and biological research, v. 341 A-B）
Wiley-Liss, c1990
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- pt. B
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pt. A ISBN 9780471568018
Description
Reviews the current state of knowledge on chronobiology, with reference to cancer chronobiology and chronotherapy, blood pressure and the circulatory system, chronopharmacology and toxicology, human development and many other topics.
Table of Contents
- Cancer chronobiology and chronotherapy
- cancer chronotherapy - a drug delivery challenge
- loss of the progesterone-associated metabolic rhythm in cancer-associated breast tissue
- chronophysiology, circadian rhythm in human activity objectively quantified by actigraphy
- potential value of salivary steroids in chrono-epidemiological and endocrine-related studies
- serum cholinesterase (CE) activity and lipid levels in hyperlipidemic rats
- blood pressure and circulatory system
- ambulatory cardiovascular monitoring of healthy adults in Rochester, Minnesota - chronobiologic assessment
- a two-dimensional index for the assessment of elevated blood pressure
- circadian characteristics of cardiovascular rhythms in pregnancy
- chronopharmacology and chronotoxicology
- circadian rhythm alterations in HIV infected subjects
- the treatment of mild hypertension with Mepindolol - a chronobiological evaluation
- development and ageing
- blood pressure and heart rate in pregnancy - comparison between health and pathologic conditions
- sleep duration preferences in babies.
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pt. B ISBN 9780471568025
Description
Reviews the current state of knowledge on chronobiology, with reference to sleep patterns, gastro-intestinal rhythms and nutrition, cellular and molecular mechanisms, athletic performance, agricultural implications and many other topics.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Behaviour: co-variance of daylight, sport participation, and sleep patterns. Part 2 Gastro-intestinal rhythms and nutrition: circadian periodicity of the time of onset of acute lower gastro-intestinal bleeding. Part 3 Cellular and molecular mechanisms: are tidal rhythms ultradian, circadian or infradian?. Part 4 Chronobiology in the work place and in sports: can athletic performance be statistically predicted?
- a follow-up study
- instrumentation and methods
- day-night variation of normal number of computed tomography at several areas in the human brain
- computation and quantification
- bounded limits and statistical inference in chronobiometry
- epidemiology-population chronobiology
- diurnal variations of cardiac output in healthy young people
- agriculture and general biology
- different best-fit multiples in lengths of incubation for altricial and precocial birds
- biological timing and implications for agriculture - symposium
- chronobiology and agro-ecosystems.
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