Advances in Space Research

Editorial comment
pp. 691-691(1)
Author: Shea M.A.

Preface
pp. 695-695(1)
Authors: Ijiri K.; Slenzka K.

Gravity related research with fishes - perspectives in regard to the upcoming international space station, ISS
pp. 697-710(14)
Authors: Rahmann H.; Anken R.H.

Adaptation of the macular vestibuloocular reflex to altered gravitational conditions in a fish (Oreochromis mossambicus)
pp. 711-720(10)
Authors: Horn E.; Sebastian C.

Influence of hypergravity on fish inner ear otoliths: I. Developmental growth profile
pp. 721-725(5)
Authors: Anken R.H.; Beier M.; Rahmann H.

Influence of hypergravity on fish inner ear otoliths: II. Incorporation of calcium and kinetotic behaviour
pp. 727-731(5)
Authors: Beier M.; Anken R.H.; Rahmann H.

Swimming behavior of larval Medaka fish under microgravity
pp. 733-738(6)
Authors: Furukawa R.; Ijiri K.

Relationship between head orientation and torsional eye movements in goldfish during linear acceleration
pp. 739-744(6)
Authors: Takabayashi A.; Ohmura T.; Mori S.

Otoliths as biomechanical gravisensors
pp. 745-750(6)
Author: Kondrachuk A.V.

Medical prevention of space motion sickness-animal model of therapeutic effect of a new medicine on motion sickness
pp. 751-755(5)
Authors: Yang T.D.; Pei J.S.; Yang S.L.; Liu Z.Q.; Sun R.L.

Urodelean amphibians in studies on microgravity: effects upon organ and tissue regeneration
pp. 757-764(8)
Authors: Grigoryan E.N.; Mitashov V.I.; Anton H.J.

Ultrastructural changes in osteocytes in microgravity conditions
pp. 765-770(6)
Authors: Rodionova N.V.; Oganov V.S.; Zolotova N.V.

Studies on clonogenic hemopoietic cells of vertebrate in space: problems and perspectives
pp. 771-776(6)
Authors: Domaratskaya E.I.; Michurina T.V.; Bueverova E.I.; Bragina E.V.; Nikonova T.A.; Starostin V.I.; Khrushchov N.G.

Gravitational unloading effects on muscle fiber size, phenotype and myonuclear number
pp. 777-781(5)
Authors: Ohira Y.; Yoshinaga T.; Nomura T.; Kawano F.; Ishihara A.; Nonaka I.; Roy R.R.; Edgerton V.R.

Hypergravity modulates behavioral nociceptive responses in rats
pp. 783-788(6)
Authors: Kumei Y.; Shimokawa R.; Toda K.; Kawauchi Y.; Makita K.; Terasawa M.; Ohya K.; Shimokawa H.

Life support for aquatic species - past; present; future
pp. 789-795(7)
Author: Slenzka K.

NASDA aquatic animal experiment facilities for space shuttle and ISS
pp. 797-802(6)
Authors: Uchida S.; Masukawa M.; Kamigaichi S.

Aquatic animal research in space station and its issues - focus on support technology on nitrate toxicity -
pp. 803-808(6)
Authors: Shimura R.; Ijiri K.; Mizuno R.; Nagaoka S.

Experiments with small animals in BIOLAB and EMCS on the international space station
pp. 809-814(6)
Authors: Brinckmann E.; Schiller P.

Preface - part 1
pp. 817-817(1)
Author: Slenzka K.

Crickets in space: morphological, physiological and behavioral alterations induced by space flight and hypergravity
pp. 819-828(10)
Authors: Horn E.; Agricola H.; Boser S.; Forster S.; Kamper G.; Riewe P.; Sebastian C.

Neuronal feedback between brain and inner ear for growth of otoliths in fish
pp. 829-833(5)
Authors: Anken R.H.; Edelmann E.; Rahmann H.

Effects of altered gravity on the swimming behaviour of fish
pp. 835-841(7)
Authors: Hilbig R.; Anken R.H.; Sonntag G.; Hohne S.; Henneberg J.; Kretschmer N.; Rahmann H.

Microgravity (STS-90 neurolab-mission) influences synapse formation in a vestibular nucleus of fish brain
pp. 843-847(5)
Authors: Anken R.H.; Ibsch M.; Rahmann H.

Effects of hypergravity on the development of cell number and asymmetry in fish brain nuclei
pp. 849-853(5)
Authors: Anken R.H.; Werner K.; Rahmann H.

Preface
pp. 857-857(1)

DNA fragmentation by charged particle tracks
pp. 859-863(5)
Authors: Stenerlow B.; Hoglund E.; Carlsson J.

Radiation quality and tissue-specific microenvironments following exposure to 1 GeV/AMU Fe
pp. 865-870(6)
Authors: Costes S.; Barcellos-Hoff M.H.

Investigating the cellular effects of isolated radiation tracks using microbeam techniques
pp. 871-876(6)
Authors: Prise K.M.; Belyakov O.V.; Folkard M.; Ozols A.; Schettino G.; Vojnovic B.; Michael B.D.

Simultaneous exposure of mammalian cells to heavy ions and X-rays
pp. 877-884(8)
Authors: Furusawa Y.; Aoki M.; Durante M.

Chromosome instability of HPRT-mutant subclones induced by ionising radiation of various let
pp. 885-890(6)
Authors: Govorun R.D.; Koshlan I.V.; Koshlan N.A.; Krasavin E.A.; Shmakova N.L.

Chromosome aberrations in human lymphocytes induced by 250 MeV protons: effects of dose, dose rate and shielding
pp. 891-899(9)
Authors: George K.; Willingham V.; Wu H.; Gridley D.; Nelson G.; Cucinotta F.A.

Monte Carlo transport model comparison with 1A GeV accelerated iron experiment: heavy-ion shielding evaluation of NASA space flight-crew foodstuff
pp. 901-905(5)
Authors: Stephens D.L.; Townsend L.W.; Miller J.; Zeitlin C.; Heilbronn L.

Nuclear model calculations and their role in space radiation research
pp. 907-916(10)
Authors: Townsend L.W.; Cucinotta F.A.; Heilbronn L.H.

Calibration results obtained with Liulin-4 type dosimeters
pp. 917-925(9)
Authors: Dachev T.; Tomov B.; Matviichuk Y.; Dimitrov P.; Lemaire J.; Gregoire G.; Cyamukungu M.; Schmitz H.; Fujitaka K.; Uchihori Y.; Kitamura H.; Reitz G.; Beaujean R.; Petrov V.; Shurshakov V.; Benghin V.; Spurny F.

Solid-state integrating detectors as an indicator of biological doses from HZE particles
pp. 927-932(6)
Authors: Yasuda H.; Fujitaka K.

Preface
pp. 935-936(2)
Authors: Curtis S.B.; Fry R.J.M.

A new perspective of carcinogenesis from protracted high-let radiation arises from the two-stage clonal expansion model
pp. 937-944(8)
Authors: Curtis S.B.; Luebeck E.G.; Hazelton W.D.; Moolgavkar S.H.

Hematopoietic responses under protracted exposures to low daily dose gamma irradiation
pp. 945-955(11)
Authors: Seed T.M.; Fritz T.E.; Tolle D.V.; Jackson W.E.

Radiation protection guidance for activities in low-earth orbit
pp. 957-963(7)
Authors: Townsend L.W.; Fry R.J.M.

A comparison of quality factors and weighting factors for characterizing astronaut radiation exposures
pp. 965-974(10)
Authors: Zapp N.; Cucinotta F.; Atwell W.

Solar particle event organ doses and dose equivalents for interplanetary crews: variations due to body size
pp. 975-979(5)
Authors: Zapp E.N.; Townsend L.W.; Cucinotta F.A.

The dependence of solar energetic particle fluxes in the Earth-Mars-Earth route on solar activity period
pp. 981-984(4)
Authors: Kuznetsov N.V.; Nymmik R.A.

Estimates of radiation effect for a spacecraft on the Earth-Mars-Earth route
pp. 985-988(4)
Authors: Kuznetsov N.V.; Nymmik R.A.; Sobolevsky N.M.

Radiation risk during long-term spaceflight
pp. 989-994(6)
Author: Petrov V.M.

Estimation of a cosmonaut's radiation hazard during long-term space missions on the basis of a generalized dosimetric function
pp. 995-998(4)
Authors: Shafirkin A.V.; Petrov V.M.

Lifetime total radiation risk of cosmonauts for orbital and interplanetary flights
pp. 999-1003(5)
Authors: Shafirkin A.V.; Petrov V.M.; Kolomensky A.V.; Shurshakov V.A.

Mathematical model for assessment of radiation risk on long space missions
pp. 1005-1010(6)
Author: Smirnova O.A.

Probability of cell hits in selected organs and tissues by high-let particles at the ISS orbit
pp. 1011-1015(5)
Authors: Yasuda H.; Komiyama T.; Fujitaka K.

Radiation-induced health effects on atmospheric flight crew members: clues for a radiation-related risk analysis
pp. 1017-1020(4)
Authors: De Angelis G.; Caldora M.; Santaquilani M.; Scipione R.; Verdecchia A.

Effects of gamma-ray and high energy carbon ion irradiation on swimming velocity of Euglena gracilis
pp. 1023-1030(8)
Authors: Sakashita T.; Doi M.; Yasuda H.; Fuma S.; Hader D.-P.

A review of solar proton events during the 22nd solar cycle
pp. 1033-1044(12)
Authors: Smart D.F.; Shea M.A.

The cosmic ray ground level enhancement of 6 November 1997
pp. 1045-1048(4)
Authors: Lovell J.L.; Duldig M.L.; Humble J.E.; Shea M.A.; Smart D.F.; Fluckiger E.O.

Re-analysis of the cosmic ray ground level enhancement of 4 May 1960
pp. 1049-1052(4)
Authors: Deeley K.M.; Duldig M.L.; Humble J.E.

Astrobiology - The Quest for the Conditions of Life Edited by Gerda Horneck and Christa Baumstark-Khan - Springer-Verlag, 2002 ISBN 3-540-42101-7 411 pages, 133 figures, 39 in color, Hardcover, 49.95 Euro See also: Physics & Astronomy online Library: http://www.springer.de/phys/
pp. 1055-1056(2)
Authors: Raulin F.; Raulin F.

Early Life Evolution on the Precambrian Earth - (second edition) Lynn Margulis and Michael F. Dolan Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA ISBN: 0-7637-1463-1 Paperback, 224 pages, $34.95, 2002
pp. 1057-1058(2)
Author: Cerceau F.R.

Physics of Fluids in Microgravity - Edited by R. Monti Earth Space Institute Book Series Volume 7 Taylor & Francis, 2001, London and New York ISBN 0-415-27581-4 £110 (Stirling); $80.00 (US Dollars); $120 (Canadian Dollars)
pp. 1059-1061(3)
Author: Schwabe D.

Author index
pp. 1063-1064(2)

Author index
pp. 1063-1064(2)