The neuroscience research in space : results from the STS-90, Neurolab Spacelab mission Buckey, Jay C. Homick, Jerry L. 1942- Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center text bibliography txu Houston, Tex Washington, D.C.? National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O., distributor 2003?] 2003 monographic eng x, 333 p. ill. 29 cm. The aim of this book is to provide a general overview of the 1998 Neurolab space shuttle mission, to enable both generalists and experts to understand the mission and receive the information they need. The book is divided into three sections. The first contains scientific reports from the individual investigator teams, in which experiments and results are presented. The reports are divided into five major research areas: the balance system; sensory integration and navigation; nervous system development in weightlessness; blood pressure control; and circadian rhythms, sleep, and respiration. The second section provides technical reports of descriptions of procedures or hardware developed specifically for the flight. The last section offers crewmember perspectives on the mission, including discussion of problems that arose during flight and how they may be corrected in the future. specialized edited by Jay C. Buckey Jr., Jerry L. Homick. Shipping list no.: 2003-0200-P. "NASA SP-2003-535." Includes bibliographical references and index. Spacelab Program. Spacelab Program. Central Nervous System Effect of space flight on Space flight Research Design Neurosciences Adaptation, Physiological Weightlessness Nervous System Physiology Space flight Physiological effect RC1151.C45 N48 2003 616.9/80214 2003 M-378 WL 102 N494569 2003 NAS 1.21:2003-535 NAS 1.21:2003-535 0972533907 (hbk.) 0160513227 2003000685 033-000-01254-3 GPO DNLM/DLC 030113 20160527193230.0 265074