Amir Nezami Asl's research while affiliated with AJA University of Medical Sciences and other places
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Publications (3)
Background: In recent years with the increasing popularity of non-invasive and low-invasive methods, the smart clothing application -either as professional recognizing tools for medical analysis or in domestic usage- has increased. Such systems consist of smart clothing, medical analysis software, Tele-communication and analyzer; could be in servic...
Objective:
To determine the effect of SD on basal hemodynamic functions and tolerance to myocardial ischemia-reperfusion (IR) injury in male rats.
Method:
SD was induced by using the flowerpot method for 4 days. Isolated hearts were perfused with Langendorff setup, and the following parameters were measured at baseline and after IR: left ventric...
Background: Revealing data on the role of vitamin D and calcium supplementation in bone health has led some to suggest that vitamin D and calcium treatment could also play a role in protecting bone against microgravity-induced mineral loss.
Objectives: The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of vitamin D and calcium administrati...
Citations
... 33 Increased SBP was demonstrated in rats that underwent 72-hours, 96 hours, 114 hours, and five days of REM sleep deprivation compared to control. 13,15,[38][39][40] In this study, reduced antioxidant markers in the REMsd group may enhance oxidative stress. For example, reduced SOD leads to increased superoxide anion, one of the major ROS. ...
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... Although emerging evidence has shown that ionizing radiation and magnetic field are involved in mediation of bone metabolism [7,8], microgravity is still considered to be the pivotal contributor to bone loss. Nowadays, resistive exercise and nutrition supplementation in astronauts on prolonged spaceflights provides partial protection against microgravity-induced bone loss [9,10], and pharmaceutical interventions are still controversial for the unclear mechanism and side effects [11,12]. ...
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