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Sample Abstract
THE ROLE OF DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE LEVELS ON PHYSIOLOGIC ACCLIMATIZATION TO CHRONIC MOUNTAINEERING ACTIVITY.
Wen-Chih Lee1, Shu-Man Chen1, Ming-Chieh Wu2, Chien-Wen Hou2, Yu-Chiang Lai2, Yi-Hung Laio2, Chin-Hung Lin3, Chia-Hua Kuo2.
1Committee of General Studies, Shih Hsin University; 2Laboratory of Exercise Biochemistry, Taipei Physical Education College; 3Department of Kinesiology, Yen-Ze University, Taipei, Taiwan
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have reported that glucose tolerance can be improved by short-term altitude living and activity. However, not all literatures agree that insulin sensitivity is increased at altitude. The present study investigated the effect
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Topics for oral and poster presentations
• Adaptation to Exercise: Metabolic Physiology
• Adaptation to High Altitudes
• Adaptation to Hypoxia: Molecular, Cellular, and Systemic Studies
• Cerebro- and Cardioprotective Adaptations to Intermittent Hypoxia
• Adaptive Mechanism of Immune System
• Adaptagen and Nutriceutical
• Adaptation to Oxidative Stress
• Adaptation to Space: Current Advances
• Adaptation to Temperature Changes
• Aging and Adaptation
• Angiogenesis: An Adaptation to Newer Challenges
• Cell Therapy to Restore Function: Repair or Regeneration
• Circulatory and Tissue Fluid Balance Adaptation in Microgravity
• Endothelial Function and Lymphatic Transport
• Environmental Stress and Genetic Pathways
• New Adaptation in Drug Delivery to Target Tissues
• Rodox-Induced Adaptation Mechanisms in Vascular System
• Signaling Pathways Involved in Adaptive Cardiac Hypertrophy and Apoptosis
• Therapeutic Approaches for Addressing Ventricular Remodeling and Heart Failure
• Tissue Engineering in Cardiac Repair from Bench to Bedside
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| Guidelines for Abstract submission |
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Abstract Form
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Abstract, maximum of 400 words, must be typed SINGLE SPACE and must be contained within the border. |
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A minimum type size of 10 points must be used. |
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The title should be in BOLDER & CAPITAL and extended no more than two lines. |
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List the authors, institute(s) where the work originated, city, country and e-mail. |
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Name of the presenting author should be UNDERLINED. Omit degrees, titles, institutional appointments, street addresses and post/zip codes. |
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Text should be arranged to cover the following information, Background, Methods, Results and Conclusions. |
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Only standard abbreviations may be used without definition. |
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Figures, Graphs and non-standard symbols must be in black ink and legible after reduction for printing. |
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Use generic drug names only. |
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On-line abstract submission
On-line abstract submission will be available from April 30, 2009.
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