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ABSENCE OF AN EFFECT OF LIGHT OF DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS ON THE NOCTURNAL FALL OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND RISE OF MELATONIN SECRETION IN COLOR-DEFICIENT SUBJECTS
Authors: MORITA T RUTKOWSKA D OHYAMA M TOKURA H
Citation: T. Morita et al., ABSENCE OF AN EFFECT OF LIGHT OF DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS ON THE NOCTURNAL FALL OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND RISE OF MELATONIN SECRETION IN COLOR-DEFICIENT SUBJECTS, Biological rhythm research, 28, 1997, pp. 104-110
ACCLIMATIZATION EFFECT ON THE EVENING FALL IN-CORE TEMPERATURE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING
Authors: LI X TOKURA H
Citation: X. Li et H. Tokura, ACCLIMATIZATION EFFECT ON THE EVENING FALL IN-CORE TEMPERATURE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING, Experientia, 52(6), 1996, pp. 613-615
ACOUSTIC CUES TO GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE IN INFANT-DIRECTED SPEECH - CROSS-LINGUISTIC EVIDENCE
Authors: FISHER C TOKURA H
Citation: C. Fisher et H. Tokura, ACOUSTIC CUES TO GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE IN INFANT-DIRECTED SPEECH - CROSS-LINGUISTIC EVIDENCE, Child development, 67(6), 1996, pp. 3192-3218
BENDING BEHAVIOR OF POLY (VINYL ALCOHOL) POLY (ACRYLIC-ACID) HYDROGELROD INCLUDING ELECTRODES AND ITS APPLICATION
Authors: MORI Y TOKURA H YOSHIKAWA M
Citation: Y. Mori et al., BENDING BEHAVIOR OF POLY (VINYL ALCOHOL) POLY (ACRYLIC-ACID) HYDROGELROD INCLUDING ELECTRODES AND ITS APPLICATION, Kagaku kogaku ronbunshu, 20(5), 1994, pp. 625-630
DEVIATIONS IN CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS OF THE CORE TEMPERATURE IN COLOR-DEFICIENT SUBJECTS
Authors: RUTKOWSKA D TOKURA H MORITA T
Citation: D. Rutkowska et al., DEVIATIONS IN CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS OF THE CORE TEMPERATURE IN COLOR-DEFICIENT SUBJECTS, Naturwissenschaften, 85(3), 1998, pp. 130-132
DIFFERENT THERMAL CONDITIONS OF THE EXTREMITIES AFFECT THERMOREGULATION IN CLOTHED MAN
Authors: JEONG WS TOKURA H
Citation: Ws. Jeong et H. Tokura, DIFFERENT THERMAL CONDITIONS OF THE EXTREMITIES AFFECT THERMOREGULATION IN CLOTHED MAN, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 67(6), 1993, pp. 481-485
DIURNAL-VARIATION OF HUE DISCRIMINATORY CAPABILITY UNDER ARTIFICIAL CONSTANT ILLUMINATION
Authors: MORITA T OHYAMA M TOKURA H
Citation: T. Morita et al., DIURNAL-VARIATION OF HUE DISCRIMINATORY CAPABILITY UNDER ARTIFICIAL CONSTANT ILLUMINATION, Experientia, 50(7), 1994, pp. 641-643
DO COOLED WOMEN SELECT SOFT OR HARD CLOTHING
Authors: KIM HE TOKURA H NAGASHIMA R SUGIURA H NISHIZAWA K
Citation: He. Kim et al., DO COOLED WOMEN SELECT SOFT OR HARD CLOTHING, Journal of thermal biology, 20(4), 1995, pp. 327-332
EFFECT OF NATURAL INTERFERON-BETA ON THE GROWTH OF MELANOMA CELL-LINES
Authors: NAGATANI T OKAZAWA H KAMBARA T SATOH K NISHIYAMA T TOKURA H YAMADA R NAKAJIMA H
Citation: T. Nagatani et al., EFFECT OF NATURAL INTERFERON-BETA ON THE GROWTH OF MELANOMA CELL-LINES, Melanoma research, 8(4), 1998, pp. 295-299
EFFECTS OF 2 KINDS OF CLOTHING MADE FROM HYDROPHOBIC AND HYDROPHILIC FABRICS ON LOCAL SWEATING RATES AT AN AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE OF 37-DEGREES-C
Authors: HA MJ TOKURA H YAMASHITA Y
Citation: Mj. Ha et al., EFFECTS OF 2 KINDS OF CLOTHING MADE FROM HYDROPHOBIC AND HYDROPHILIC FABRICS ON LOCAL SWEATING RATES AT AN AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE OF 37-DEGREES-C, Ergonomics, 38(7), 1995, pp. 1445-1455
EFFECTS OF 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING ON THE DAY-NIGHT VARIATION OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND SALIVARY IMMUNOGLOBULIN-A
Authors: PARK SJ TOKURA H
Citation: Sj. Park et H. Tokura, EFFECTS OF 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING ON THE DAY-NIGHT VARIATION OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND SALIVARY IMMUNOGLOBULIN-A, Chronobiology international, 14(6), 1997, pp. 607-617
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING THE FORENOON ON THE AFTERNOON THERMAL SENSATION IN MILD COLD
Authors: TERAMOTO Y TOKURA H OHKURA K OHMASA Y SUHO S INOSHIRI R MASUDA M
Citation: Y. Teramoto et al., EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING THE FORENOON ON THE AFTERNOON THERMAL SENSATION IN MILD COLD, Journal of thermal biology, 21(5-6), 1996, pp. 339-343
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLOTHING ON CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND URINARY CATECHOLAMINES
Authors: PARK SJ TOKURA H
Citation: Sj. Park et H. Tokura, EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLOTHING ON CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS OF CORE TEMPERATURE AND URINARY CATECHOLAMINES, Japanese Journal of Physiology, 48(2), 1998, pp. 149-156
EFFECTS OF LEG COVERING IN HUMANS ON MUSCLE-ACTIVITY AND THERMAL RESPONSES IN A COOL ENVIRONMENT
Authors: RISSANEN S OKSA J RINTAMAKI H TOKURA H
Citation: S. Rissanen et al., EFFECTS OF LEG COVERING IN HUMANS ON MUSCLE-ACTIVITY AND THERMAL RESPONSES IN A COOL ENVIRONMENT, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 73(1-2), 1996, pp. 163-168
EFFECTS OF MENSTRUAL-CYCLE AND ROOM-TEMPERATURE ON COLOR PREFERENCE
Authors: KIM SH TOKURA H
Citation: Sh. Kim et H. Tokura, EFFECTS OF MENSTRUAL-CYCLE AND ROOM-TEMPERATURE ON COLOR PREFERENCE, Biological rhythm research, 29(2), 1998, pp. 151-158
EFFECTS OF MOISTURE ABSORPTION BY CLOTHING ON THERMAL RESPONSES DURING INTERMITTENT EXERCISE AT 24-DEGREES-C
Authors: HA MJ YAMASHITA Y TOKURA H
Citation: Mj. Ha et al., EFFECTS OF MOISTURE ABSORPTION BY CLOTHING ON THERMAL RESPONSES DURING INTERMITTENT EXERCISE AT 24-DEGREES-C, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 71(2-3), 1995, pp. 266-271
EFFECTS OF THE MENSTRUAL-CYCLE ON DRESSING BEHAVIOR IN THE COLD
Authors: KIM HE TOKURA H
Citation: He. Kim et H. Tokura, EFFECTS OF THE MENSTRUAL-CYCLE ON DRESSING BEHAVIOR IN THE COLD, Physiology & behavior, 58(4), 1995, pp. 699-703
EFFECTS OF TIME OF DAY ON DRESSING BEHAVIOR UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE FALL FROM 30-DEGREES-C TO 15-DEGREES-C
Authors: KIM HE TOKURA H
Citation: He. Kim et H. Tokura, EFFECTS OF TIME OF DAY ON DRESSING BEHAVIOR UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE FALL FROM 30-DEGREES-C TO 15-DEGREES-C, Physiology & behavior, 55(4), 1994, pp. 645-650
EXPOSURE TO BRIGHT LIGHT FOR SEVERAL HOURS DURING THE DAYTIME LOWERS TYMPANIC TEMPERATURE
Authors: AIZAWA S TOKURA H
Citation: S. Aizawa et H. Tokura, EXPOSURE TO BRIGHT LIGHT FOR SEVERAL HOURS DURING THE DAYTIME LOWERS TYMPANIC TEMPERATURE, International journal of biometeorology, 41(2), 1997, pp. 90-93
INFLUENCE OF 2 DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING DAYTIME ON ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE OF HANDGRIP EXERCISE
Authors: ZHANG P TOKURA H
Citation: P. Zhang et H. Tokura, INFLUENCE OF 2 DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING DAYTIME ON ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE OF HANDGRIP EXERCISE, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 74(4), 1996, pp. 318-321
INFLUENCE OF BRIGHT LIGHT EXPOSURE FOR SEVERAL HOURS DURING THE DAYTIME ON CUTANEOUS VASODILATATION AND LOCAL SWEATING INDUCED BY AN EXERCISE HEAT LOAD
Authors: AIZAWA S TOKURA H
Citation: S. Aizawa et H. Tokura, INFLUENCE OF BRIGHT LIGHT EXPOSURE FOR SEVERAL HOURS DURING THE DAYTIME ON CUTANEOUS VASODILATATION AND LOCAL SWEATING INDUCED BY AN EXERCISE HEAT LOAD, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 78(4), 1998, pp. 303-307
INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING THE DAYTIME ON EVENING DRESSING BEHAVIOR IN THE COLD
Authors: KIM HE TOKURA H
Citation: He. Kim et H. Tokura, INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITIES DURING THE DAYTIME ON EVENING DRESSING BEHAVIOR IN THE COLD, Physiology & behavior, 58(4), 1995, pp. 779-783
INHIBITORY EFFECT OF LIGHT OF DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS ON THE FALL OF CORE TEMPERATURE DURING THE NIGHTTIME
Authors: MORITA T TERAMOTO Y TOKURA H
Citation: T. Morita et al., INHIBITORY EFFECT OF LIGHT OF DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS ON THE FALL OF CORE TEMPERATURE DURING THE NIGHTTIME, Japanese Journal of Physiology, 45(4), 1995, pp. 667-671
LOWER CRITICAL-TEMPERATURE UNDER THE INFLUENCES OF SEASONAL COLD ACCLIMATIZATION DUE TO THE 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING
Authors: LI XX TOKURA H
Citation: Xx. Li et H. Tokura, LOWER CRITICAL-TEMPERATURE UNDER THE INFLUENCES OF SEASONAL COLD ACCLIMATIZATION DUE TO THE 2 TYPES OF CLOTHING, Journal of thermal biology, 22(4-5), 1997, pp. 357-363
MELATONIN RHYTHM IS NOT SHIFTED BY LIGHTS THAT SUPPRESS NOCTURNAL MELATONIN IN HUMANS UNDER ENTRAINMENT
Authors: HASHIMOTO S NAKAMURA K HONMA S TOKURA H HONMA K
Citation: S. Hashimoto et al., MELATONIN RHYTHM IS NOT SHIFTED BY LIGHTS THAT SUPPRESS NOCTURNAL MELATONIN IN HUMANS UNDER ENTRAINMENT, American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology, 39(5), 1996, pp. 1073-1077
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