Titlebook: Oxygen Transfer from Atmosphere to Tissues; Norberto C. Gonzalez,M. Roger Fedde Conference proceedings 1988 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Influence of Gas Physical Properties on Pulmonary Gas Exchange The exchange of inert gases in a homogeneous acinar unit is dependent on the physical properties of those inert gases. This presentation deals with three aspects of the inert gas physical properties governing their exchange. The primary determinant of inert gas exchange is the solubility of the gas

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Comparative Physiology of Oxygen Transfer in Lungses in respiratory organs which evolved for the common problem of oxygen transfer. This led to a rich experimental literature about possible advantages that one type of structure may have over another, but it also led to many speculations.

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Limitations to the Efficiency of Pulmonary Gas Exchange During Exercise in Manfrom 3-5 ml · kg · min. at rest to as much as 70 ml · kg · min. during exercise only moments later, or for inspired PO. (PIO.) to range from 150 Torr (sea level) to 80 Torr (equivalent altitude 4500 meters) or less over a period of hours, to days. The ability to function in these different circumsta

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Distribution of Skeletal Muscle Blood Flow During Locomotory Exerciseust be provided primarily by oxidative metabolism. As a result, oxygen transfer from air to active skeletal muscle tissue must be matched to the metabolic rate of the muscles. In this regard, up to this point in this symposium, we have considered the determinants of blood oxygenation. The transfer o

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Circulatory Adjustments to Anemic Hypoxiare, we will describe some of the circulatory responses to hypoxic hypoxia (Barcroft’s anoxic type), which is a condition of lowered arterial PO., and to anemic hypoxia, which is a condition of lowered arterial O. concentration. Most attention will be directed toward the latter type because, in the c

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Can Metabolites Contribute in Regulating Blood Oxygen Affinity?tive glycolytic system and a relationship exists between metabolism and function of the red cell in oxygen transport during hypoxia. The relationship in red cells of most mammals involves binding of 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate (2,3-P.-glycerate), a glycolytic intermediate, with deoxyhemoglobin, regulati

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