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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Jet lag"”.
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Prophylaxe und Therapie des Jet-Lag-Syndroms
… after eastward flights than after westward ones. Jet-lag Sndrom is now beeing used as the term for a variety of symptoms that are experienced: reduced well-beeing, impaired body functions and performance efficiency, sleep disturbances, as well as dizziness and fatigue at unusal times of the local …
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The effects of jet-lag on hand-eye coordination
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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The effects of jet-lag on hand-eye coordination
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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The acute and phase-shifting effects of artificial bright light on human physiology, performance and symptoms of jet-lag
… performance and/or alleviate the effects of jet-lag after transmeridian travel. The doctoral programme communicated in the present thesis was designed to fill some of these gaps in knowledge. In the first experiment, the acute effects of light exposure on thermoregulation, pineal function and …
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Cellular Mechanisms Underlying the Action of Melatonin in the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus
… with beneficial effects on sleep disorders, jet lag and longevity. Recent attention has focused on its role in circadian physiology. The suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) is the circadian pacemaker in all mammals. Melatonin phase advances the circadian rhythm of the activity of the SCN neurons …
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Do Less Consistent Night-To-Night Sleep Patterns Impact Emotional Processing Among Healthy School-Aged Children?
… such that greater sleep duration IIV and social jet lag predicted changes in RSA while watching negative emotional movies clips. Sleep regularity’s impact on emotional functioning across development warrants further exploration, especially its impact on emotional functioning after subsequent …
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Impairment in mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation alters clock gene expression
… performing shift work or who are subjected to jet lag, disrupt our normal 24- hour internal clock or circadian rhythm. The molecular mechanisms that link chronic circadian disruption to disease are not well understood. Since light exposure at night is known to decrease melatonin levels, some …
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Circadian modulation of the estrogen receptor alpha transcription
… risk in diseases and a number of disorders (e.g. jet lag, insomnia, and cancer). Period 2 (Per2), a circadian protein, is at the center of the clock's function. The loss or deregulation of per2 has been shown to be common in several types of cancer including breast and ovarian [1, 2]. …
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Messung der Leistungsfähigkeit mit der AGARD-STRES-Battery nach partiellem Schlafentzug im Vergleich zu Alkohol und Hypoxie
… caused by crossing time zones and the consequent jet-lag the other by short and unfavorable layover times. Similar field studies were carried out on helicopter pilots occupied in air ambulance services. They showed significantly shorter sleep durations during the days of work than in leisure time. …
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The roles of vasoactive intestinal polypeptide in circadian entrainment of suprachiasmatic nucleus
… the daily light cycle and an altered schedule by jet lag or day night shift work through wide expression of VPAC2R in the SCN.
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PERIOD3 variable number tandem repeat genotype associations with performance, injury, illness and re-entrainment
… inter-individual differences in adjustment to jet-lag after time zone changes. A possible genetic candidate that may be responsible for some of this variation is the PER3 VNTR gene. This gene consist of two alleles corresponding in size to 4-repeats (PER34) or 5-repeats (PER35). Individuals are …
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A computational study of sleep and the hemispheres of the brain
… activity. Multiple different perspectives on jetlag are presented, exploring the impact of circadian rhythm changes. Unihemispheric sleep, the unusual form of sleep exhibited by some ocean creatures and species of birds, is observed, as well as asymmetric sleep, which occurs in human subjects …
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Do the Eyes tell the Truth? A Novel Approach to Monitoring Fatigue in Professional Basketball Players
… per eye. Results: The results indicated that (1) jet lag, interrupted sleep schedules, and stress associated with frequent air travel negatively impact the physical and cognitive performance of professional basketball players, (2) a wide variety of factors l influence individual and collective …
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Sleep and athletic performance of Formula 1 race car drivers during the 2019 season
<p>Sufficient, good quality sleep is associated with better performance in many sports; however, this relationship has not been examined among motorsport athletes. The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the relationship between sleep quality (SQ), sleep duration (SD), and performance metrics …