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Quality and quantity in lung function
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Effect of 21-days simulated microgravity and lunar gravity on human inspiratory muscle function during exhaustive exercise
Marina Segizbaeva (ST PETERSBURG, Russian Federation), Marina Segizbaeva, Zhanna Donina, Victor Baranov, Vladimir Katuntsev, Gennadyi Tarasenkov, Nina Aleksandrova
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International Congress 2016 – Quality and quantity in lung function
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Quality and quantity in lung function
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Thematic Poster
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1336
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Respiratory critical care
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Marina Segizbaeva (ST PETERSBURG, Russian Federation), Marina Segizbaeva, Zhanna Donina, Victor Baranov, Vladimir Katuntsev, Gennadyi Tarasenkov, Nina Aleksandrova. Effect of 21-days simulated microgravity and lunar gravity on human inspiratory muscle function during exhaustive exercise. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 1336
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