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Authors:
SHOEMAKER JK
BONEN A
Citation: Jk. Shoemaker et A. Bonen, VASCULAR ACTIONS OF INSULIN IN HEALTH AND DISEASE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 127-154
Authors:
LOCKE M
NOBLE EG
Citation: M. Locke et Eg. Noble, STRESS PROTEINS - THE EXERCISE RESPONSE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 155-167
Authors:
MACINTOSH BR
WRIGHT BM
Citation: Br. Macintosh et Bm. Wright, CAFFEINE INGESTION AND PERFORMANCE OF A 1,500-METER SWIM, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 168-177
Authors:
GOODMAN LS
MCKENZIE DC
NATH CR
SCHAMBERGER W
TAUNTON JE
AMMANN WC
Citation: Ls. Goodman et al., CENTRAL ADAPTATIONS IN AEROBIC CIRCUIT VERSUS WALKING JOGGING TRAINEDCARDIAC PATIENTS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 178-197
Authors:
HUGHSON RL
KOWALCHUK JM
Citation: Rl. Hughson et Jm. Kowalchuk, KINETICS OF OXYGEN-UPTAKE FOR SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE IN HYPEROXIA, NORMOXIA, AND HYPOXIA, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 198-210
Authors:
WELLER IMR
THOMAS SG
GLEDHILL N
PATERSON D
QUINNEY A
Citation: Imr. Weller et al., A STUDY TO VALIDATE THE MODIFIED CANADIAN AEROBIC FITNESS TEST, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 211-221
Authors:
CORNELIUS WL
JENSEN RL
ODELL ME
Citation: Wl. Cornelius et al., EFFECTS OF PNF STRETCHING PHASES ON ACUTE ARTERIAL BLOOD-PRESSURE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 222-229
Authors:
JACOBS K
NICHOLS J
HOLMES B
BUONO M
Citation: K. Jacobs et al., ISOMETRIC CERVICAL EXTENSION STRENGTH OF RECREATIONAL AND EXPERIENCEDCYCLISTS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 230-239
Authors:
SAVARD GK
STONEHOUSE MA
Citation: Gk. Savard et Ma. Stonehouse, CARDIOVASCULAR-RESPONSE TO ORTHOSTATIC STRESS - EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING MODALITY, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(2), 1995, pp. 240-254
Authors:
SHEPHARD RJ
SHEK PN
Citation: Rj. Shephard et Pn. Shek, CANCER, IMMUNE FUNCTION, AND PHYSICAL-ACTIVITY, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 1-25
Authors:
TIIDUS PM
Citation: Pm. Tiidus, CAN ESTROGENS DIMINISH EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 26-38
Authors:
MCLELLAN TM
CHEUNG SS
JACOBS I
Citation: Tm. Mclellan et al., VARIABILITY OF TIME TO EXHAUSTION DURING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 39-51
Authors:
KILGOUR RD
MANSI JA
WILLIAMS PA
Citation: Rd. Kilgour et al., CARDIODYNAMIC RESPONSES DURING SEATED AND SUPINE RECOVERY FROM SUPRAMAXIMAL EXERCISE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 52-64
Authors:
BHAMBHANI YN
BURNHAM RS
WHEELER GD
ERIKSSON P
HOLLAND LJ
STEADWARD RD
Citation: Yn. Bhambhani et al., PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF SIMULATED WHEELCHAIR RACING IN TRAINED QUADRIPLEGICS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 65-77
Authors:
YGES C
CHICHARRO JL
LUCIA A
BANDRES F
LEGIDO JC
Citation: C. Yges et al., MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES FOR EXERCISE-INDUCED FECAL BLOOD DETECTION - COMPARISON WITH HEMOFEC, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 78-88
Authors:
BOULAY MR
SONG TMK
SERRESSE O
THERIAULT G
SIMONEAU JA
BOUCHARD C
Citation: Mr. Boulay et al., CHANGES IN PLASMA ELECTROLYTES AND MUSCLE SUBSTRATES DURING SHORT-TERM MAXIMAL EXERCISE IN HUMANS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 89-101
Authors:
BILLAT V
RENOUX JC
PINOTEAU J
PETIT B
KORALSZTEIN JP
Citation: V. Billat et al., HYPOXEMIA AND TIME TO EXHAUSTION AT MAXIM AL OXYGEN-UPTAKE IN LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 102-111
Authors:
MCCULLAGH KJA
BONEN A
Citation: Kja. Mccullagh et A. Bonen, L(-LACTATE BINDING TO A PROTEIN IN RAT SKELETAL-MUSCLE PLASMA-MEMBRANES()), Canadian journal of applied physiology, 20(1), 1995, pp. 112-124
Authors:
ZEHR EP
SALE DG
Citation: Ep. Zehr et Dg. Sale, BALLISTIC MOVEMENT - MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATION, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 363-378
Authors:
MCLELLAN TM
FRIM J
Citation: Tm. Mclellan et J. Frim, HEAT STRAIN IN THE CANADIAN FORCES CHEMICAL DEFENSE CLOTHING - PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 379-399
Authors:
FRY AC
KRAEMER WJ
STONE MH
WARREN BJ
FLECK SJ
KEARNEY JT
GORDON SE
Citation: Ac. Fry et al., ENDOCRINE RESPONSES TO OVERREACHING BEFORE AND AFTER 1 YEAR OF WEIGHTLIFTING, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 400-410
Authors:
RAMA R
IBANEZ J
RIERA M
PRATS MT
PAGES T
PALACIOS L
Citation: R. Rama et al., HEMATOLOGICAL, ELECTROLYTE, AND BIOCHEMICAL-ALTERATIONS AFTER A 100-KM RUN, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 411-420
Authors:
JETTE M
SIDNEY K
LANDRY F
QUENNEVILLE J
Citation: M. Jette et al., BLOOD-PRESSURE RESPONSES TO A PROGRESSIVE STEP TEST IN NORMOTENSIVE MALES AND FEMALES, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 421-431
Authors:
VANALPHEN J
DUFFIN J
Citation: J. Vanalphen et J. Duffin, ENTRAINED BREATHING AND OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION DURING TREADMILL WALKING, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 432-440
Authors:
THOMAS TR
LONDEREE BR
LAWSON DA
Citation: Tr. Thomas et al., PROLONGED RECOVERY FROM ECCENTRIC VERSUS CONCENTRIC EXERCISE, Canadian journal of applied physiology, 19(4), 1994, pp. 441-450