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Stress Challenges and Immunity in Space: From Mechanisms to Monitoring and Preventive Strategies 2012 [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 469 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, kaal: 882 g, XIII, 469 p., 1 Hardback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-Jan-2012
  • Kirjastus: Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
  • ISBN-10: 3642222714
  • ISBN-13: 9783642222719
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 469 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, kaal: 882 g, XIII, 469 p., 1 Hardback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-Jan-2012
  • Kirjastus: Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
  • ISBN-10: 3642222714
  • ISBN-13: 9783642222719
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Stress of either psychological or physical nature can activate and/or paralyse humans' innate and adaptive immunity.  However, adequate immunity is crucial to the maintenance of health on earth and in space.  During space flight, human physiology and health are challenged by complex environmental stressors which might be at their most pronounced during lunar or interplanetary missions.  While previous publications have addressed the physiological changes that occur during space flight, this book goes further, by adopting an interdisciplinary approach to analyze the complex interaction of living conditions in space, the immune system, and astronauts' health.  It is explained how such analysis of the consequences of stress for the immune system may help in preventing, diagnosing, and counteracting immune-related alterations in health on earth as well as in space



This book analyzes the interaction of living conditions in space, the immune system and astronauts' health. It explains how such analysis may help in preventing, diagnosing and counteracting immune-related alterations in health on earth as well as in space.

Part I Prelude
1 Space Travel: A Personal View from Above
3(2)
Thomas Reiter
2 Space Travel: An Integrative View from the Scientists of the Topical Team "Stress and Immunity"
5(6)
Sarah Baatout
Alexander Chouker
Ines Kaufmann
Nicola Montano
Siegfried Praun
Dominique de Quervain
Benno Roozendaal
Gustav Schelling
Manfred Thiel
Part II "Stress and Immunity" - Research: A Link Between Space and Earth
3 What Is Stress?
11(20)
Bruce S. McEwen
Ilia N. Karatsoreos
4 The Impact of Everyday Stressors on the Immune System and Health
31(16)
Lisa M. Christian
Ronald Glaser
Part III Stress and Immune Allostasis in Space, from Brain to Immune Responses
5 Neurobiological Mechanisms of Stress and Glucocorticoid Effects on Learning and Memory: Implications for Stress Disorders on Earth and in Space
47(24)
Raquel V. Fornari
Amanda Aerni
Benno Roozendaal
Dominique J.-F. de Quervain
6 The Autonomic Nervous System
71(16)
Nicola Montano
Eleonora Tobaldini
Alberto Porta
7 Circadian Rhythm and Stress
87(20)
Mathias Steinach
Hanns-Christian Gunga
8 Endocannabinoids, "New-Old" Mediators of Stress Homeostasis
107(20)
Daniela Hauer
Roland Toth
Gustav Schelling
9 Immune System in Space: General Introduction and Observations on Stress-Sensitive Regulations
127(14)
Brian Crucian
Alexander Chouker
10 Innate Immunity Under Conditions of Space Flight
141(14)
Matthias Feuerecker
Alex P. Salam
Ines Kaufmann
Andre Martignoni
Alexander Chouker
11 NK Cells Assessments: A Thirty-Year-Old History of Immune Stress Interaction in Space
155(10)
Boris Morukov
Marina Rykova
Eugenia Antropova
12 Adaptive Immunity and Spaceflight
165(12)
Brian Crucian
Clarence Sams
13 Stress, Hypoxia, and Immune Responses
177(10)
Manfred Thiel
Michail Sitkovsky
Alexander Chouker
14 Gravitational Force: Triggered Stress in Cells of the Immune System
187(16)
Oliver Ullrich
Cora S. Thiel
15 Microbial Stress: Spaceflight-induced Alterations in Microbial Virulence and Infectious Disease Risks for the Crew
203(24)
C. Mark Ott
Aurelie Crabbe
James W. Wilson
Jennifer Barrila
Sarah L. Castro
Cheryl A. Nickerson
16 Stress, Spaceflight, and Latent Herpes Virus Reactivation
227(12)
Raymond P. Stowe
Duane L. Pierson
Satish K. Mehta
17 Stress and Radiation Responsiveness
239(24)
Marjan Moreels
Louis de Saint-Georges
Filip Vanhavere
Sarah Baatout
Part IV Preventive and Diagnostic Tools and Strategies
18 Considerations for Development and Application of Health Monitoring Tools in Space
263(6)
Ines Kaufmann
Alexander Chouker
19 Psychological Monitoring
269(10)
Bernd Johannes
Berna van Baarsen
20 Monitoring of Autonomic Activity by Cardiovascular Variability: How to Measure?
279(10)
Andre E. Aubert
Bart Verheyden
21 Breath Gas Analysis
289(10)
Michael Dolch
Siegfried Praun
Johannes Villiger
Alexander Chouker
Gustav Schelling
22 Monitoring the Microbial Burden in Manned Space Stations
299(10)
Rob Van Houdt
Natalie Leys
23 Monitoring of Body Core Temperature in Humans
309(18)
Andreas Werner
Hanns-Christian Gunga
24 Flow Cytometry Methods to Monitor Immune Dysregulation Associated with Spaceflight
327(18)
Brian Crucian
Clarence Sams
25 Assessment of Radiosensitivity and Monitoring of Radiation-Induced Cellular Damage
345(14)
Marjan Moreels
Roel Quintens
Sarah Baatout
Part V Preventive and Therapeutic Strategies
26 Considerations for Preventive and Therapeutic Strategies
359(4)
Jean-Pol Frippiat
Martina Heer
Alexander Chouker
27 Psychological Countermeasures
363(10)
Gro Mjeldheim Sandal
Gloria R. Leon
28 Physical Countermeasures to Stress
373(14)
Vera Abeln
Stefan Schneider
29 Nutritional Countermeasures for Spaceflight-Related Stress
387(18)
Martina Heer
Natalie Baecker
Scott M. Smith
Sara R. Swart
30 Pharmacological Countermeasures to Spaceflight-Induced Alterations of the Immune System
405(12)
Nathan Gueguinou
Matthieu Bascove
Jean-Pol Frippiat
Part VI Perspectives for Manned Space Exploration
31 Platforms for Stress and Immune Research in Preparation of Long-Duration Space Exploration Missions
417(8)
Oliver Angerer
32 Exploration Class Missions on Earth: Lessons Learnt from Life in Extreme Antarctic Isolation and Confinement
425(16)
Alex P. Salam
33 Moon, Mars and Beyond
441(20)
Marc Heppener
Index 461