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Volume 87, Number 5, September 2002

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Free Content Arterial Myogenic Properties of the Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat
pp. 527-534(8)
Authors: Hughes J.M.; Bund S.J.

Free Content Early Myocardial Fibrosis is Associated with Depletion of Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide in Rat Heart
pp. 539-546(8)
Authors: Ye V.Z.C.; Hodge G.; Yong J.L.C.; Duggan K.A.

Free Content Myocardial Infarction and Cardiac Remodelling in Mice
pp. 547-555(9)
Authors: Yang F.; Liu Y-H.; Yang X-P.; Xu J.; Kapke A.; Carretero O.A.

Free Content Fatigue-Induced Change in Corticospinal Drive to Back Muscles in Elite Rowers
pp. 593-600(8)
Authors: Fulton R.C.; Strutton P.H.; McGregor A.H.; Davey N.J.

Free Content The Effect of Resistive Breathing on Leg Muscle Oxygenation Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy During Exercise in Men
pp. 601-611(11)
Authors: Kowalchuk‡ J.M.; Rossiter H.B.; Ward S.A.; Whipp B.J.

Free Content Myocardial Response to Incremental Exercise in Endurance-Trained Athletes: Influence of Heart Rate, Contractility and the Frank-Starling Effect
pp. 613-622(10)
Authors: Warburton D.E.R.; Haykowsky M.J.; Quinney H.A.; Blackmore D.; Teo K.K.; Humen D.P.

Free Content Combined Oral Contraceptives do not Influence Post-Exercise Hypotension in Women
pp. 623-632(10)
Authors: Birch K.; Cable N.; George K.

Free Content Changes in Cerebral Blood Flow During and After 48 H of Both Isocapnic and Poikilocapnic Hypoxia in Humans
pp. 633-642(10)
Authors: Poulin M.J.; Fatemian M.; Tansley J.G.; O'Connor D.F.; Robbins P.A.

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