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CURRICULUM VITA

CHARLES M. TIPTON, Ph.D. EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

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CURRICULUM VITAE BIRTHDATE 11-29-27 MARTIAL STATUS Wife: Betty Jane Shewbridge Tipton, 12-26-52 FAMILY Tersa Marie Tipton Paula Ann Tipton Wallin Barbara Beth Tipton Day Mary Elizabeth Tipton Yong EDUCATION DEGREE 1948-1950 University of Maryland; Major: Physical Education 1950-1952 Springfield College; Major: Physical Education BS, Highest Praise 1952-1953 University of Illinois; Major: Physical Education MS 1955-1962 University of Illinois, Major: Physiology; Minors: Ph.D. Anatomy, Biochemistry

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 1953-1954 Lena High School, Lena IL. Physical Education, General Science, Social Studies, Noon Hour Program, Coach of four varsity athletic teams and freshman basketball 1954-1955 Henry High School, Henry IL., Physical Education, General Biology, Noon Hour Program, Coach of four athletic teams 1955-1957 Graduate Student in Health Education, University of Illinois 1957-1958 Instructor in Health Education, University of Illinois 1958 1961 Graduate Assistant. NSF Fellow in Physiology, University of Illinois 1961-1963 Assistant Research Professor in Physiology, Springfield College 1963-1968 Assistant Professor of Physical Education-Men; Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa 1968-1973 Associate Professor of Physical Education-Men; Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa 1971 Visiting Professor, Department of Kinesiology, University of California at Los Angles 1972 Visiting Professor, Department of Kinesiology, University of California at Los Angles 1973-1984 Professor of Physical Education-Men; Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa 1977 Visiting Professor, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of California at San Diego 1979-1984 Professor of Bioengineering. University of Iowa 1984-1991 Adjunct Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa 1984-1991 Professor and Head , Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Arizona 1987-1991 Director, School of Health Related Professions, University of Arizona 1991-1995 Professor, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences 1991 Visiting Scientist, NASA Ames Research Center 1987-1997 Professor, Department of Surgery, University of Arizona 1995 Visiting Professor, Department of Physical Education, University of Wisconsin 1995-1997, Professor, Department of Physiology, University of Arizona 1998 Emeritus Professor of Physiology, University of Arizona

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EXTERNAL REVIEWER OF PROGRAMS

1970 Department of Physical Education, York University 1975 Department of Kinesiology, University of Washington 1980 Department of Biochemistry, University of Iowa 1981 Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Iowa 1988 Department of Physical Education, San Diego State University 1995 Department of Biological Sciences, Ohio University 1997 Department of Movement Sciences. University of Oregon 2000 Department of Biology, Marquette University 2007 Department of Human Physiology, University of Oregon 2008 Section on Thermal and Mountain Medicine, Department of Defense (Army) ARIEM, Natick, MA 2010 Department of Human Physiology, University of Oregon

HONORS AND AWARDS

1975 Citation Award, American College of Sports Medicine 1986 Honor Award, American College of Sports Medicine 1988 Recognition Award, South West Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine 1997 Honor Award, Environmental and Exercise Section, American Physiological Society 1998 Gatorade Award for Excellence in Teaching 2006 Founders Award, American Society for Space Gravitational Biology 2006 Graduate Student Research Award renamed as the Charles M. Tipton Research Award by The American College of Sports Medicine 2007 Orr E. Reynolds Award by American Physiological Society for contribution to the History of Physiology 2008 Selected by the APS Section of Environmental and Exercise Physiology for the APS Living History Archival Program 2012 Selected by the National Academy of Kinesiology for the Clark W. Hetherington Award (Its Highest Award)

SCIENTIFIC PEER REVIEW PANELS

1969-72 Veterans Administration Research Evaluation Committee for muscular, skeletal and connective tissue 1972-74 Consultant: President’s Council for Physical Fitness 1972-76 Member and Chair, NIH Study Section, Applied Physiology and Bioengineering 1976-94 Member of American Institute of Biological Sciences for NASA related studies pertaining to fluids, electrolytes, exercise and muscle physiology. 1986 Member of NIH Committee of muscle, skeletal and connective tissue scientists for a Joint Soviet-American Conference in Moscow, Russia. 1986-88 Member of NIH Study Section for selection of Physician-Scientist and for Conferences to be funded 1988 Member of review panel for U.S. Navy research proposals at Pensacola Naval Base 1989-92 Chair, Research Review Committee of the American College of Sports Medicine 1993-95 Member, NASA Headquarters Review Committee on Space Medicine and Countermeasures

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1995-01 Member. NASA and IDI Review Panel for Cardiopulmonary-Physiology Review Panel 2000 Co-Chair of Panel devoted to muscle atrophy and alterations for National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) 2001 Member, Panel to review existing facilities at Johnson Space Center 2003 Member, NASA Panel to site visit facilities and faculty at the University of Missouri 2003-12 Member, External Advisory Committee of NSBRI to review grants and activities of the institute 2006 Member, NASA Headquarters Panel to review submitted grants 2008 Member, Panel for the Department of Defense to review activities of independent laboratories 2008 Member, NASA Panel to review Bion-Biospecimens proposals to be flow in Russia 2009-12 Appointed by the Space Science Board of the National Academy of Science to the Steering Committee (as directed by the U.S. Congress) to determine the research priorities for the biological and physical sciences for the next 10 years [The Decadal Study]

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1968 Appointed to the ACSM Planning Committee to establish the Editorial Board for Medicine and Science in sports 1970-3 Elected to the Board of Trustees, ACSM 1972-3 Elected Vice President for Physiology, ACSM 1970-6 Appointed as Section Editor, Medicine and Science in Sports 1973-6 Elected to the Board of Trustees, ACSM 1974-5 Elected President, ACSM 1974-80 Associate Director, Minority Students Undergraduate Program, NIH Medical Scientist Training Program, University of Iowa 1980-4 Appointed, Editor-In-Chief, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 1985-8 Appointed, Editorial Board of the Journal of Applied Physiology 1988-97 Appointed, Associate Editor of the Journal of Applied Physiology 1988-90 Selected to be a FASEB Visting Scholar for Minority School 1988 Invited by NIH to present muscle-skeletal research findings at a conference in Moscow, USSR 1989 Organizer and Chairman of Arizona Heart Center symposium for the prevention of heart disease 1989-91 Elected Vice-President of the Tucson Wellness Council 1989-92 Appointed to NASA Advisory Committee on the Exercise Physiology Program at Johnson Space Center 1989-92 Appointed as Member and then Chair of the APS Publications Committee 1991-97 Elected as Secretary-Treasurer of the APS Environmental and Physiology Section 1991-10 Chair, The Gollnick Lecture Advisory Committee for ACSM 1993 Member, NHLBI-NASA Planning Committee for the Workshop on Microgravity 1993 Selected as ACSM Lecture Tour Speaker for Texas Institutions (N=8) 1994 Chair, NHLBI-NASA Workshop on Lung Function in Microgravity 1995 Selected as a Reviewer of The Surgeon General Report on Physical Activity and Health 1995-00 Elected Secretary-Treasuer of APS History of Physiology Group 1998-01 Member, Editorial Board of the Journal of Applied Physiology 1998-03 Chair, APS Section of Environmental and Exercise Physiology 1998 Author and Director of the “Play” commemorating the Centennial of the American Journal of Physiology 2000-05 Appointed, Consulting Editor of Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2001-11 Chair, The Gisolfi Lecture Advisory Committee of ACSM 2002-05 Elected to Council of APS

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2003-10 Appointed Associate Editor of Advances in Physiology Education 2003-10 Chair, APS History of Physiology Group 2003-12 Appointed to External Advisory Committee of the National Space Biomedical Research Institute 2004- Appointed to the Editorial Board of The American Journal of Medicine & Science 2008 Chair, Planning Committee to establish an Arizona Chapter of the American Physiological Society 2009-12 Appointed by the Space Science Board of the National Academy of Science to the Steering Committee of the Decadal Study (future of the physical and biological sciences in space) 2014 Selected to present the Distinguished Lecture for the Arizona Physiological Society

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American College of Sports Medicine (Associate Fellow, Fellow) American Physiological Society National Academy of Kinesiology [formerly American Academy of Physical Education,# 124, (Fellow) American Association for the Advancement of Science American Heart Asssociation , [(Fellow: Council on Circulation), (Fellow: Council on Basic Science) American Society for Gravitational Biology International Society for Gravitational Physiology Kappa Delta Pi (Springfield College) Phi Epsilon Kappa (University of Iowa) PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED 1963-4 A Ph.D. interdisciplinary program in Exercise Science was established with an emphasis on exercise physiology at the University of Iowa that included the Departments of Physical Education –Men; Physiology and Biophysics; Anatomy; Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Zoology It was endorsed by the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Medicine while receiving funding from both Colleges, the Graduate College, the National Defense Education Act, National Institute of Health, NASA Headquarters, the Department of Athletics, the Iowa Medical Association, the Iowa Heart Association, the Iowa Athletic Association, and the American College of Sclerotherapy. Program required graduate students to have completed undergraduate courses in mathematics, inorganic and organic chemistry, and physics before enrolling in graduate level courses in physiology (medical), exercise physiology, topics in exercise physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, endocrinology, histology or cellular physiology, statistics, physiology electives, required physical education graduate courses, and one foreign language. It is of interest that the first renewal of the NIH training grant received the comment that “the standards created have an unusually high drop out rate” 1972-73 Chaired a Committee to develop a curriculum for a Masters Degree in Physiology and Biophysics 1981-82 Co-Chair with Dr. Michael Brody to develop a 6 year Curriculum for securing a MD degree after high school. It was not well received or adopted by the faculty of the Medical School. 1986 As Head of the Department, established an undergraduate B.S. degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona. When the Department was abolished and the faculty was amalgamated into other units, the curriculum served as the template for a BS degree in physiology.

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MENTORING OF STUDENTS

High School Students = 21 Minority High School Students sponsored by NIH= 7 Minority High School Teachers sponsored by NIH= 5 Graduate students who received MS degrees = 7 Graduate students in the program who left to enter medical school=15 Graduate students in the program who transferred to other departments=8 Post Doctoral or Faculty= 5

GRADUATE STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED Ph.D. DEGREES N=23

YEAR INDIVIDUAL LAST LOCATION 1966 Sprague, Robert Ithaca College in New York 1967 Schild, Richard University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee 1967 Tomanek, Robert University of Iowa 1968 Barnard, R. James University of California at Los Angles 1969 Foss, Merle University of Michigan 1970 Baldwin, Kenneth University of California at Irvine 1970 Maynard, Jerry University of Iowa 1971 Booth II, Frank University of Missouri 1971 Tcheng, Tse-Kia Illinois Normal University 1971 Terjung, Ronald University of Missouri 1972 Dowell, Thomas National Institute of Health 1972 Struck, Phyliss University of Colorado at Bolder 1972 Johnson, Glenn O. University of Nebraska 1973 Palmer, Warren University of Illinois at Chicago 1974 Carey, Rita University of Pennsylvania 1975 Conlee, Robert K. Brigham Young University 1976 Zambraski, Edward USARIEM 1979 Vailas, Arthur Idaho State University 1983 Bedford, Toby University of Oregon 1987 Edwards, John G. New York Medical College 1992 Overton, J. Michael Florida State University 1992 Stump, Craig University of Arizona 1995 Woodman, R. Christopher Texas A & M University

COURSES TAUGHT AND/OR SUPERVISED AT SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE, IOWA, & ARIZONA TITLES LOCATIONS Undergraduate Exercise Physiology SC, IA, AZ Undergraduate Exercise Physiology Laboratory SC, IA, Graduate Exercise Physiology IA, AZ Graduate Exercise Physiology Laboratory IA, AZ

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Undergraduate Human Physiology IA Certification of High School Teachers IA Special Topics in Exercise Physiology IA Summer workshop in Exercise Physiology IA Medical Physiology Respiration IA Muscle IA Cardiovascular responses AZ Space Physiology AZ Research methods in Exercise and Sport Science AZ Nutritional Requirements with Exercise Az Independent Study IA, AZ GUEST LECTURES Biochemistry IA Cardiovascular Pharmacology AZ Cardiovascular Physiology AZ Body Composition AZ Mammalian Physiology IA ORGANIZER, CHAIR OR CO-CHAIR OF APS AND ACSM SYMPOSIA OR TUTORIAL LECTURE 2012 APS K Ryan Recogniton of APS members whose research publications had a significant impact on the discipline of research Speaker: Dr. Martin Frank Speaker: Dr. Rob Carroll 2008 APS S Schneider The antiquity and early history of human exercise thermoregulation 2004 ACSM J Berryman The antiquity of exercise physiology 2003 APS J Berryman The antiquity of exercise physiology 2001 APS M Frank An APS and EEP tribute to Carl V Gisolfi 2001 APS A Viru Russian physiologists: Unknown or forgotten because of World War II or the cold war 2000 APS Point-Counterpoint: Is active muscle mass an important consideration in the elevation of arterial pressure during exercise? Proponent: Dr. Loring B. Rowell Opponent: Dr. Jere Mitchell 1998 ACSM C Jackson Endocrine and immune changes with exposure to microgravity Additional speaker: Dr. Alan Hargens

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1997 APS Point-Counterpoint: Is the metabolic crossover concept a valid concept? Proponent: Dr. George Brooks Opponent: Dr. Andrew Coggins 1995 APS The History of Exercise Physiology Additional Speaker: Dr. Marsh Tenny Additional Speaker: Dr. Richard Taylor Additional Speaker: Dr. Per Ostrand 1991 APS A Hargens The physiological adaptations associated with long duration space flights Additional Speaker: Dr. Kenneth Baldwin Additional Speaker: Dr. Joan Vernikos 1990 APS V Bishop Publishing in scientific journals by beginning investigators

BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, MANUALS (N=9) 2014 Tipton CM (Ed). History of Exercise Physiology. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 597. 2006 Tipton, CM (Ed). ACSM’s Advamced Exercise Physiology. Baltimore: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, pp. 684. 2003 Tipton CM (Ed). People and Ideas : Exercise Physiology. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 510. 1974 Cretzmeyer FX, Alley LE, Tipton CM. Track and Field Athletics (8th Ed). St. Louis: CV Mosby Co, pp. 329. 1974 Tipton CM, Erickson H. Physiological Tests to Differentiate the Functional Capacity of Dogs. Report SAM-TR-74-14. USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, pp. 56. 1973 Alexander J, Surfass R, Tipton CM. Fitness and Exercise. Chicago: Athletic Institute, pp. 212 1965 Hall DM, Cain RL, Tipton CM. Keeping Fit: An Evaluation of the Fitness of Illinois “Young People”. Urbana: University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service Monograph, pp,153. 1965 Adrian M, Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Electrogoniometry Manual. Springfield, MA: Springfield College. pp, 165. 1962 Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Electrongoniometry: Normal and Pathological Motion, Clinical Application. Springfield, Mass: Springfield College, pp. 11. CHAPTERS AND PROCEEDINGS (N=33) 2014 Tipton CM. The cardiovascular system: Central influences. In: The History of Exercise Physiology, Tipton CM (Ed.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 275-306.

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Neuffer PD, Tipton CM. Ph.D. Specialization and Incorporation Molecular Biology into Exercise Biology and Physiology Research. In: History of Exercise Physiology. Tipton CM (Ed.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp.79-88. Tipton CM, Folk Jr, GE. Contributions from the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory. In: History of Exercise Physiology. Tipton CM (Ed.). Champaign, Il: Human Kinetics, pp.41-58. Tipton CM. Antiquity to the Early Years of the 20th Century. In: History of Exercise Physiology. Tipton CM (Ed.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 3-32. 2012 Tipton CM. Historical Perspective: Origin to Recognition. In: ACSM’s Advanced Exercise Physiology, 2nd Ed. Farrell PA, Joyner MJ, Caiozzo VJ (Eds.). Wolters Kluwer, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.pp.1-34. 2011 Baldwin KM, Abboud FA, Cavanagh PR, Edgerton VR, Muraso D, Potts Jr JT, Ronca AE, Tipton CM. Turner CH, West JB. Animal and Human Biology. In: Recapturing a Future for Space Exploration Washington, D.C.: The National Academies Press. Pp. 99-203. (917 refs). 2008 Tipton CM. Historical Perspective: The Antiquity of Exercise, Exercise Physiology and the Exercise Prescription for Health. In: Nutrition and Fitness: Cultural, Genetic and Metabolic Aspects. Simopoulos AP (Ed.). World Review of Nutrition and Dietics 98: 198-245. 2006 Tipton CM, Franklin, BA. The Language of Exercise. In: ACSM’s Advanced Exercise Physiology. Tipton CM (Ed.).Baltimore: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, pp. 3-10. Tipton CM, Historical Perspective: Origin to Recognition. In: ACSM’s Advanced Exercise Physiogy. Tipton CM (Ed.). Baltimore: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, pp.11-38.

2003 Tipton CM. The Autonomic Nervous System. In: People and Ideas: Exercise Physiology. Tipton CM (Ed.). New York: Oxford University Press, 188-254. 1999 Tipton CM. Exercise and Hypertension. In: Exercise and the Heart in Health and Disease 2nd Ed. Shepherd RJ, Miller Jr HS (Eds.). New York: Marcel Dekker Inc., pp. 463-488. 1997 Tipton CM. Part II: Exercise Physiology. In: The History of Exercise and Sport Science. Massangale JD, Swanson RA (Eds.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 396-448. 1994 Tipton CM. The Role of Exercise in Preventing Musculoskeletal Injuries in Midlife populations. In: Sports and Exercise in Midlife. Gordon SL, Gonzalez-Mestre X, Garrett WE (Eds.). Rosemont, IL: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery, pp. 435-452. Rowell LB, Tipton CM. The Influence of Exercise on the Cardiovascular Responses of Midlife Populations. In: Sports and Exercise in Midlife. . Gordon SL, Gonzalez-Mestre X, Garrett WE (Eds.). Rosemont, IL: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery, pp. 61-76. Tipton CM. Overview on the Lung. In: Research in the Microgravity Environment Related to Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, and Blood Functions. Farhi LE, Shykoff (Eds.). Bethesda: NHLBI Publications, pp. 43-45.

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1993 Tipton CM, Oppliger RA. Nutrition and Fitness Considerations for Competitive Wrestlers. In: World Review of Nutrition and Fitness. Simopoulos A, Paylou KN, (Eds.). 71: pp. 84-96. 1990 Fagard R, Tipton CM. Physical Activity, Fitness and Hypertension. In: Exercise Fitness and Health. Bouchard C, Shepherd RJ, Stephens T, (Eds). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 128-144. Tipton CM, Vailas AC. Bone and Connective Tissues Adaptations to Physical Activity. In: Exercise Fitness and Health.Bouchard C, Shepherd RJ, Stephens T, (Eds). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 331-344. 1989 Lauer RM, Burns TL, Mahoney LT, Tipton CM. Blood Pressure in Children. In: Perspective in Exercise Science and Sports Medicine 2. Gisolvi CV, Lamb DR (Eds.). Indianapolis: Cooper Publishing Company, pp.431-464. Tipton CM. Muscle Morphology and Environmental Fitness: A Commentary. In: Future Directions In Exercise and Sport Sciences Research. Skinner JS, Corbin CB, Landers DM, Martin PE, Wells CJ (Eds.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 309-312. 1987 Tipton CM. Collagenous Tissue and its Response to Changes in Physical Activity. In: An Update on Sports Medicine. Naehlum YS, Nelson S, Renstrom (Eds.). Olso: Astra-Syntex, pp. 79-84. 1984 Tipton CM. Endocrines and their Adaptations Associated with Exercise Training. In: Future Issues in Exercise Training. White T (Ed.). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp. 115-125. Tipton CM. Exercise and Resting Blood Pressure. In: Exercise and Health. Montoye H (Ed). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, pp.32-41. 1982 Tipton CM. Consequences of Rapid Weight Loss. In: The Proceedings of the Nutritional Determinants of Athletic Performance Symposium. Palo Alto: Bull Publishing Company, pp. 25-31. Skinner JS, Tipton CM, Vailas AC. Exercise, Physical Training and the Aging Process. In: Advances in Gerontology. Vidik A (Ed.). New York: Academic Press, pp. 407-440. 1980 Tipton CM. Lessons in Exercise Physiology from Animal Models. In: Proceedings from the FIEP International Meeting in Taipei. Taipei: .pp 10-15. 1979 Tipton CM. Matthes RD, Bedford TG, Lenninger J, Oppliger RA. Miller L. Exercise, Hypertension, Animal Models. In: Therapeutics through Exercise. Lowenthal DL, Ghardwaja K, Oaks W (Eds.). New York: Grunne and Stratton, pp. 115-132. 1977 Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Vailas AC, Maynard J. Lesions and Connective Tissue. Nordisk Idrettsmedisinsk Kongress. Olso, Norway: pp. 67-80. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Vailas AC. The Role of Exercise in Problems Associated with Ligaments. Proceedings of the St. Etienne Conference on Sports Medicine. St Eienne, France: pp. 8-15.

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1975 Tipton CM, Martin RK, Matthes RD, Carey RA. Hydroxyproline concentrations in ligaments from non- trained and trained rats. Metabolic Adaptations to Prolonged Exercise. Howard H, Poortmans JR (Eds.). Magglingen, Belgium: Karger, pp. 262-265. 1971 Tipton CM. The Influence of Training on Deep Reflexes. In: The Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine. Larson, L(Ed.). New York: MacMillian Co. pp. 241-244. Tipton CM, Foss ML. Physiological Effects of Automation. In: The Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine. Larson, L. (Ed.). New York: MacMillian Co. pp. 1345-1348. 1970 Tipton CM, Baldwin KM. Oxygen Debt, Lactic Acid and Training. Proceedings of the St. Louis Conference on Knee Injuries. Washington D.C. : National Academy of Science, 148: 149-161. 1969 Tipton Cm, sandage D, Merger W. Influence of anterior pituitary hormones and physical activity on intact and repaired ligaments of hypophysectomized rats. Biochem Exercise. Poortsman JR. (Ed). Basel: Karger, pp. 192-196.

1968 Tipton CM, Barnard, RJ. Alactacid debt: Physiological Aspects of Sports and Fitness. Chicago: The Athletic Institute, pp. 26-30. 1967 Tipton CM, Schild RJ, Sprague RB, James SL, Flatt AE, Buntrock. Current Research on Ligamentous Strength and Knee Stability. AMA Proceedings of the 7th National Conference on the Medical Aspects of Sports, Chicago: pp. 75-87. PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS (N=157) TIMES CITED = 4, 703 2014 Tipton CM. The history of “Exercise is Medicine” in ancient civilizations. Adv Physiol Ed (0) 38: 109-117. Tipton CM, Kregel KC. The legacy of Carl Vincent Gisolfi. Temperature 1: 6-11. (0) 2013 Tipton CM. Recognition of American Physiological Society members whose research (0) publications had a significant impact on the discipline of physiology. Adv Physiol Ed 37: 15-27. Tipton CM. Clark W. Hetherington: A perspective and some questions. Kinesiol Rev (0) 2: 107-109

2011 Tipton CM. Concerning post-exercise hypotension. Exerc and Sport Sci Rev 39: 109. (3) 2010 Tipton CM. A section devoted to profiles of renown teachers and to the recognition (0) and accomplishments of physiology teachers within the Society. Adv Physiol Ed 34: 163-166. 2009 Tipton CM. Living History: Elsworth R. Buskirk. Adv Physiol Ed 33: 243 -252. (0)

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2008 Tipton CM. Susruta of India, an unrecognized contributor to the history of exercise (11) physiology. J Appl Physiol 104: 1553-1556. Tipton CM. Living History: G Edgar Folk, Jr. Adv in Physiol Ed 32: 111-117. (0) 2006 DiGiulio C, Daniele F, Tipton CM. Angelo Mosso and muscular fatigue: 116 years after (7) the first Congress of Physiologist: IUPS commemoration. Adv Physiol Ed 30: 51-57. Tipton CM. Exercise Physiology and the Academy: Contributions to physiological (0) concepts and biological systems during the commemorative years. Quest 58: 92-111. 2001 Tipton CM. Animals, exercise research, and Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (3) Med Sci Sports Exerc 33: 1981-1982. 1999 Tipton CM. Exercise training for the treatment of hypertension : a brief review. (12) Clin J Sports Med 9: 104-108 1998 Tipton CM. Contemporary Exercise Physiology: Fifty years after the closure of the (3) Harvard Fatigue Laboratory, Exerc Sport Sci Revs 26: 315-319. Tipton CM, Monin KA, Hall MC, Sebastian LA. The hematological responses of rats (1) exposed to conditions of simulated microgravity and acute exercise. Avait Space Envir Med 69: 267-276. 1997 Tipton CM. Current issues in exercise metabolism, the Crossover Concept. (2) Clin & Exp Pharm & Physiol 24: 887-888. Stump CS, Tipton CM, Henriksen EJ. Muscle adaptations to hindlimb suspension in (36) mature and Fisher 344 rats. J Appl Physiol 82: 1875-1881. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA. Dobutamine as a countermeasure for reduced exercise (2) performance of rats exposed to simulated microgravity. J Appl Physiol 82: 1607-1615. Applegate EA, Clarkson PM, Grandean EA, Tipton CM, et al. Symposium: Nutrition and (0) physical performance: A century of progress and tribute to the modern Olympic movement-Introduction. J Nutrit 127(5 Suppl): S857-S859. Tipton CM. Sports Medicine: A century of progress. J Nutrit 127(5 Suppl): S785-S855. (5) Woodman CR, Kregel KC, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated microgravity on the (9) sympathetic response to exercise. Am J Physiol 272: R570-R575. 1996 Tipton CM. Animal models and their importance to human physiological responses (24) in microgravity. Med Sci Sports Exerc 28 (Suppl): S94-S100. Tipton CM, Hargens A. Physiological adaptations and countermeasures associated (5) with long-duration Spaceflights. Med Sci Sports Exerc 28: 974-976.

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Tipton CM, Greenleaf JE, Jackson CGR. Neuroendocrine and immune system responses (48) with spaceflights. Med Sci Sports Exerc 28: 988-989. 1995 Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. The influence of simulated microgravity on (45) cardiac-output and lood-flow distribution during exercise. J Appl Physiol 79: 1762-1768. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Edwards JG, Moran MM. Influence of simulated microgravity (0) on exercise performance of Fischer 344 rats. J Gravit Physiol 2: 62-63. 1994 Tipton CM. A perspective on the handling of duplicate and redundant publications. (0) Med Sci Sports Exerc 9: 26:1425-1426. Tipton CM. The athletic camel. News in Physiol Sci 9: 194-195. (0)

Tipton CM, Grindeland RE, Woodman CR, Gooselink K, Linderman JR, MukkuVR, (0) Gooselink K. Hormonal and metabolic responses of hypophysectomized rats with head-down suspension. J Gravit Physiol 1: P75-P76. 1993 Woodman CR, Tipton CM, Evans J, Linderman JK, Gooselink K, Grindeland RE. Metabolic (16) responses to head-down suspension in hypophysectomized rats. J Appl Physiol 75: 2718-2726. Louters LL, Hendriksen EJ, Tipton CM. Histone H4 stimulates glucose transport activity in (7) rat skeletal muscle. Biochem J 295: 549-543.

Stump CS, Woodman CR, Fregosi RF, Tipton CM. Muscle glucose uptake in the rat after (7) suspension with single hindlimb weight-bearing. J Appl Physiol 74: 2074-2082. Woodman CR, Monnin KA, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated microgravity (16) on the VO2 max of nontrained and trained rats. J Appl Physiol 74: 1941-1947. Tipton CM, Oppliger RA. Nutritional and fitness considerations for competitive wrestlers (0) World Review of Nutritional & Nutritional Dietetics 71: 84-96. 1992 Stump CR, Balon TW, Tipton CM. Effects of insulin and exercise on rat hindlimb muscles (14) after simulated microgravity. J Appl Physiol 73: 2044-2053. Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Blood-pressure responses to LBNP in non-trained and trained (4) hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc 24: 1228-1234. Henriksen EJ, Louters LL, Stump CR, Tipton CM. Effect of prior exercise on the action (22) of insulin-like growth factor I in skeletal muscle. Am J Physiol 262: E340-E344. Uribe JM, Stump CR, Tipton CM, Fregosi RF. Influence of exercise training on the oxidative (18) capacity of rat abdominal muscles. Resp Physiol 88: 171-180. Stump CR, Tipton CM. Single hindlimb weight bearing by the rat during simulated (0) weightlessness. Physiologist 35(1 Suppl): S107-S108.

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Woodman CR, Stump CS, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influences of chemical sympathectomy, (7) demedullation, and hindlimb suspension on the VO2 max of rats. Aviat Space Envir Med 63: 193-199. 1991 Tipton CM. Publishing in peer-reviewed journals: Fundamentals for new investigators. (0) Physiologist. 34: 275, 278-290.

Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Overton JM, Woodman CR, Williams SB. Chronic exercise and (37) its hemodynamic Influences on resting blood pressures of hypertensive rats. J Appl Physiol 71: 2706-2710. Tipton CM, Rowell LB, Gisolfi CV. Phillip D. Gollnick-In Memorian. Med Sci Sports Exerc 23: (0) 839. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Stump JA, Sebastian LA, Rahman Z, Tipton CM. Influence of (33) chemical sympathectomy and simulated weightless on male and female rats. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Stump JA, Rahman Z, Tipton CM. Effects of 29 days of simulated (11) microgravity on maximal oxygen consumption and fat-free mass of rats. Avait Space Envir Med 62: 1147-1152. Thorland WG, Tipton CM, Lohman TG, Bowers RW, Housh TJ, Johnson GO, Kelley JM, (57) Oppliger RA, Tcheng T-K. Med Sci Sports Exerc 23:1102-1110. Tipton CM. Exercise, training and hypertension: An update. Exer Sports Sci Revs (103) 19: 447-505. ) Kregel KC, Overton JM, Johnson DG, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Mechanism for pressure- (20) response to nonexertional heating in the conscious rat. J Appl Physiol 71: 192-196. Overton JM, Kregel KC, Davis-Gorman G, Seals DR, Tipton CM, Fisher LA. Effects of (24) Exercise training on responses to central injections to CRF and noise levels. Physiol Behav 49: 93-98. 1990 Kregel KC, Johnson DG, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Cardiovascular-sympathetic adjustments to (7) non-exertional heat stress in mature and senescent Fisher 344 rats. J Appl Physiol 69: 2043-2049. Kregel KC, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Thermal adjustments to nonexertional heat stress in (16) mature and senescent Fisher 344 rats. J Appl Physiol 68: 1337-1342. Kregel KC, Johnson DG, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Arterial baroreceptors reflex modulation (30) of sympathetic –cardiovascular adjustments to heat stress. Hypertension 15: 497-504. Tipton CM, McMahon S, Lenninger JR, Pauli EL, Lauber C. Exercise training and incidence (2) of cerebrovascular lesions in stroke-prone spontaneously hypertensive rats. J Appl Physiol 68: 1080-1085.

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Stump CS, Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of single hindlimb support during simulated (37) weightlessness in the rat. J Appl Physiol 68: 627-634. Kregel KC, Overton JM, Seals DR, Tipton CM, Fisher LA. Cardiovascular responses to (34) exercise in the rat: role of corticotrophin-releasing factor. J Appl Physiol 68: 561-567. Overton JM, Tipton CM. Effect of hindlimb suspension on cardiovascular responses to (51) sympathomimetics and lover body negative pressure. J Appl Physiol 68:355-362. 1989 Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Influences of exogenous insulin on arterial blood pressure (55) measurements of the rat. J Appl Physiol 67: 2335-2342. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Beaulieu SM, Rahman Z, Tipton CM. Effect of simulated (0) weightlessness and sympathectomy on maximum oxygen consumption of male rats. Physiologist 32(1 Suppl): S35-S36. Overton JM, Woodman CR, Tipton CM. Effect of hindlimb suspension on VO2 max (68) and regional blood flow responses to exercise. J Appl Physiol 66: 653-659. 1988 Oppliger RA, Tipton CM. Iowa Wresting Study: Cross validation of the Tcheng-Tipton (10) mnimal weight prediction formulas for high school wrestlers. Med Sci Sports Exerc 20: 310-316. Overton JM, Joyner MJ, Tipton CM. Reductions in blood pressure after acute exercise (60) by hypertensive rats. J Appl Physiol 64: 748-752. Tipton CM, McMahon S, Youmans S, Overton MJ, Edwards JG, Pepin EB, Lauber C. (4) Response of hypertensive rats to acute and chronic conditions of static exercise. Am J Physiol 254: H592-H598. 1987 Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Exercise training and the arterial baroreflex. (44) J Appl Physiol 63: 1926-32. Wegner J, Lund DD, Overton JM, Edwards JG, Oda RP, Tipton CM. Select cardiovascular (4) and metabolic responses of diabetic rats to moderate exercise training. Med Sci Sports Exerc 19: 497-503. Tipton CM, Overton MJ, Pepin EB, Edwards JG, Wegner J, Youmans EM. Influence of (9) training on resting Blood pressure of Dahl rats. J Appl Physiol 63: 342-346. Oppliger RA, Looney MA, Tipton CM. Reliability of hydrostatic weighing and skinfold (17) measurements of body composition using generalizedability study. Human Biology 59:77-96. Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated weightlessness on maximal VO2 of (6) untrained rats. Physiologist 30 (1 Suppl): S96-S97.

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Tipton CM, Overton JM, Joyer MJ, Hargens AR. Fluid shifts in humans and rats: (25) Comparison of simulation models with actual weightlessness. Physiologist 30 (1 Suppl): S117-S120. Tipton CM. Physicians should advise wrestlers about weight loss-Commentary. (5) Physician Sportsmed 15:160-168

1986 Tipton CM. Determinants of VO2 max: Insights gained from non-human species. (10) Acta Physiol Scand Suppl 556: 33-43. Tipton CM, Vailas AC, Matthes RD. Experimental studies on the influences of (8) physical activity on ligaments, tendons, and joints: A brief review. Acta Physiol Scand Suppl 711: 157-168. . Overton JM, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Lenninger JR. Voluntary exercise and its effects (56) on young SHR and stroke-prone hypertensive rats. J Appl Physiol 59: 1410-1415. Tipton CM, Vailas AC, Matthes RD. Experimental studies on the influences of physical (46) activity on ligaments, tendons, and joints. A brief review. Acat Medica Scand Suppl. 171: 157-168. 1985 Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Lower body negative pressure in the tranquilized rat. (7) Aviat Space Envir Med 56:786-790. Marcus K, Tipton CM. Exercise training and its effects with renal hypertensive rats. (28) J Appl Physiol 59: 510-515. Edwards JG, Tipton CM, Matthes RD. The influence of exercise training on reactivity and (33 contractility of of arterial strips from hypertensive rats. J Appl Physiol 58: 1863-1868. Oppliger RA, Tipton CM. Weight prediction equation tested and available. (7) Iowa Med 75: 449-453 1984 Sturek ML, Bedford TG, Tipton CM, Newcomer L. Acute cardiorespiratory responses of (29) hypertensive rats to swimming and treadmill exercise. J Appl Physiol 57: 1328-1332. Tipton CM, Oppliger RA. The Iowa Wrestling Study: Lessons for physicians. (9) Iowa Med 74: 381-385. Tipton CM, Sturek ML, Oppliger RA, Matthes RD, Overton JM, Edwards JG. Response (18) of SHR to combinations of chemical sympathectomy, adrenal demedullation, and training. Am J Physiol 247: H199-H208 Tipton CM Exercise training and hypertension. Exer Sports Sci Rev 15: 245-304. (78) 1983 Liu YK, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Bedford TG, Maynard JA, Walmer HC. An in situ study of (38) the influences of sclerosing solution in rabbit medial collateral ligaments and its junction strength. Conn Tissue Res 11: 95-102.

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Tipton CM. Preface to weightlessness and the 1980s. Med Sci Sports Exerc 15: 408-409. (5) Tipton CM. Considerations for exercise prescriptions in future space flights. Med Sci (14) Sports Exerc 15: 141-144. 1983 Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Marcus KD, Rowlett KA, Lenninger JR. Influence of exercise (75) intensity, age, and medication on resting blood pressure of SHR populations. J Appl Physiol 55: 1305-1310. Hargen AR, Tipton CM, Gollnick PD, Mubarak SJ, Tucker BJ, Akeson WH. Fluid shifts (83) and muscle function in humans during acute simulated weightlessness. J Appl Physiol 54:1003-1009. 1982 Wunder CC, Matthes RD, Tipton CM. Knee-ligament loading properties as influenced (5) by gravity: I, Junction with bone of 3-G rodents. Avait Space Envir Med 53: 1098-1104. Wunder CC, Matthes RD, Tipton CM. Knee-ligament loading properties as influenced (2) by gravity: 2, Junction capacity vs femur length. Avait Space Envir Med 53: 1105-1111. Edwards JG, Lund DD, Bedford TG, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Schmidt PG. Metabolic and (6) cardiovascular adaptations in trained hypophysectomized rats. J Appl Physiol 53: 448-454. Tipton CM, Bedford TG, Matthes RD. Influence of training on blood pressure changes (46) during lower body negative pressure in rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 14: 81-92. Oppliger RA, Hodgins T, Tipton CM. The influence of training on wall/lumen ratios of (3) sympathectomized gentetic hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc 14: 107-108. 1981 Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Gart M. Physical activity and its influences on the (60) major repair process of medial collateral ligaments. Conn Tissue Res 9:25-31. Garfin SR, Tipton CM, Mubarak SJ, Woo SL, Hargens AR, Akeson WH. Role of fascia in (45) maintenance of muscle tension and pressure. J Appl Physiol 51:317-320. Murphy RD, Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Edwards JG. Influence of (20) streptozotocin-induced diabetes and insulin on the functional capacity of rats. J Appl Physiol 50: 482-486.

1980 Tipton CM. The physiologic problems associated with the making of weight. (7) Am J Sports Med 8: 449-450. Wunder CC, Tipton CM, Cook KM. Femur-bending properties as influenced by (11) gravity. IV, Limits after high and low weight-bearing. Aviat Space Envir Med 51: 902-907. Edwards JG, Vailas AC, Tipton CM. The biochemical changes in aortic tissue with training. (2) Med Sci Sports Exerc 12: 129-130.

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1979 Bedford TG, Tipton CM, Wilson NC, Oppliger RA, Gisolfi CV. Maximum oxygen consumption (418 of rats and its changes with various experimental procedures. J Appl Physiol 47:1278-1283. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Vailas AC, Edgerton VR. Response of the Galago-Senegalensis to (10) physical training. Comp Biochem Physiol 63: 29-36. 1978 Laughlin MH, Diana JN, Tipton CM. Effect of exercise training on coronary reactive hyperemia (47) and blood flow in the dog. J Appl Physiol 49: 604-610. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Martin RK. Influence of age and sex upon the strength of bone-ligament (42 junctions in knee joints of rats. J Bone Joint Surg 60A: 230-234. Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Laughlin HM, Tcheng, T-K., Martin RK. Physical activity and hypophysectomy (33) on the aerobic capacity of ligaments and tendons. J Appl Physiol 44: 542-546.

1977 TiptonCM, Gisolfi CV. Exercise physiology at the University of Iowa, history and basic concepts. (1) Iowa Dental J.9: 15-18. Scheuer J, Tipton CM. The cardiovascular adaptations to physical training. Ann Rev Physiol . (487) 39: 221-251. Conlee RK, Tipton CM. Cardiac glycogen repletion after exercise: Influence of snythase and (25) glucose-6- phosphate. J Appl Physiol 42: 240-244. Paynter DE, Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K. The response of immunosympathectomized rats to training. (41) J Appl Physiol 42: 935-940. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Tcheng T-K,Dowell RT, Vailas AC. The use of the Langendorff preparation (37) to study the bradycardia of training. Med Sci Sports 9: 220-230. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Callahan A, Tcheng T-K, Lais LY. The role of chronic exercise on resting (51)

blood pressure of normotensive and hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports 9: 168-177.

1976 Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K, Zambraski EJ. Iowa Wrestling Study: Weight classification systems. (7) Med Sci Sports 8: 101-104.

Zambraski EJ, Foster DT, Gross PM, Tipton CM. Iowa Wrestling Study: Weight loss and urinary (34) profile of collegiate wrestlers. Med Sci Sports 8: 105-108. Carey RA, Tipton CM, Lund DD. Influence of training on myocardial responses of rats subjected (44) to conditions of ischemia and hypoxia. Cardiovas Res 10: 359-367. Dowell RT, Tipton CM, Tomanek RJ. Cardiac enlargement mechanisms with exercise training and (26) pressure overload. J Mol Cell Card 8: 407-418.

1975 Zambraski EJ, Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K, Jordon HR, Vailas AC, Callahan AK. Iowa Wrestling Study: (26) Changes in the urinary profile of wrestlers prior to and after wrestling. Med Sci Sports 7:217-220.

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Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Maynard JA, Carey RA. The influence of physical activity on ligaments (139) and tendons. Med Sci Sports 7: 165-175. Conlee RK, Tipton CM. Influence of fasting and hormone deficiency on myocardium glycogen (10) levels in rats. Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 149: 473-475.

1974 Zambraski EJ, Tipton CM, Jordon HR, Palmer WK, Tcheng T-K. Iowa Wrestling Study : Urinary (25) profiles of State finalists prior to and after competition. Med Sci Sports 6: 129-132. Struck PJ, Tipton CM. Effect of acute exercise on glycogen levels in adrenalectomized rats. (22) Endocrinol 95: 1385-1391. Palmer WK, Tipton CM. The effect of training on adipocyte glucose metabolism and insulin (11) responsiveness. Fed Proc 33: 1964-1968. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Sandage DS. In situ measurement of junction strength and ligament (21) elongation in rats. J Appl Physiol 37: 758-761. Tipton CM, Carey RA, Eastin WC, Erickson HH. A sub-maximal test for dogs: Effects of training, (152) detraining and cage confinement. J Appl Physiol 37: 271-275. Zambraski EJ, Tipton CM, Jordon HR, Tcheng T-K. The Iowa Wrestling Study: Urinary profiles (18) of State finalists prior to competition. Med Sci Sports 6: 129-132. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Maynard JA. Changes in the ligament-bone junctional strength (0) with training. Scand J Clin Lab Invest 34 (Suppl 141):49-50.

1973 Tcheng T-K, Tipton CM. Iowa Wrestling Study: Antropometric measurement and the prediction (45) of a “minimal body weight” for high school wrestlers. Med Sci Sports 5: 1-10. Palmer WK, Tipton CM. Influence of hypophysectomy and training on the size of fat cells. (24) Am J Physiol 224: 1206-1209. Booth FW, Tipton CM. Influence of a single exercise bout on 14 C-proline metabolism in (3) Achilles tendon. Med Sci Sports 4: 230-232.

1972 Tipton CM, Struck PJ, Baldwin KM, Matthes RD, Dowell RT. Response of adrenalectomized (18) rats to chronic exercise. Endocrinol 91: 573-578.

Baldwin Km, Tipton CM. Work and metabolic patterns of fast and slow-twitch skeletal (46) muscle contracting in situ. Pflug Archiv-Eur J Physiol 334: 345-356.

Foss ML, Barnard RJ, Tipton CM. Use of tracheostomized dogs in chronic assessment of (8) treadmill work. Lab Ann Sci 22: 397-401. Tipton CM, Maynard JA, Matthes RD. Influence of chronic exercise on rat bones. (21) Med Sci Sports 4: 55-58.

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1971 Maynard JA, Tipton CM. The effect of exercise training and denervation on the (26) morphology of intrafusal fibers. Int Zeit Ange Physiol Eirs Arbeitphysiol 30: 1-9. Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K, Mergner W. Ligamentous strength measurement from (20) hypophysectomized rats. Am J Physiol 221: 1144-1150. Foss ML, Barnard RJ, Tipton CM. Free 11-hydroxycorticosteroid levels in working dogs (23) as affected by exercise Training. Endocrinol 89: 96-104. Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K. Influence of physical training , aortic constriction and exogenous (20) anterior pituitary hormones on the heart weights of hypophysectomized rats. Pflug Archiv-Eur J Physiol 325: 103-112. Terjung RL, Tipton CM. Plasma thyroxine and thyroid stimulation hormone levels during (53) submaximal exercise in humans. Am J Physiol 220: 1840-1845. Laros GS, Tipton CM, Cooper RR. Influence of physical activity on ligament insertions in (143) the knee of dogs. J Bone Joint Surg 53A: 275-286. 1970 Terjung RL, Tipton CM. Exercise training and resting oxygen consumption. (10) Int Zeit Ange Physiol EirsArbeitsphysiol 28: 269-272. Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K. Iowa Wrestling Study: Weight loss in high school students. (53) JAMA 214: 1269-1274. Booth FW, Tipton CM. Ligamentous strength measurements in pre-pubescent and pubescent rats. (26) Growth 344 177-185 Barnard RJ, Foss ML, Tipton CM. Oxygen debt: Involvement of the Cori cycle. (7) Int Zeit Ange Physiol Eirs Arbeitsphysiol 28: 105-119. Tipton CM, James SL, Mergner W, Tcheng T-K. Influence of exercise on strength of medial (116) collateral knee ligaments of dogs. Am J Physiol 218: 894-902. Dowell RT, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the heart rate responses of rats to isopropranol (21) Physiologist 13: 182-183. 1969 Booth FW, Tipton CM, Effect of training and 17-β estradiol upon heart rates, organ weights (27) and ligamentous strength of female rats. Int Zeit Ange Physiol Eirs Arbeitsphysiol 27: 187-197. Tipton CM, Barnard RJ, Tcheng T-K. Resting heart rate investigations with trained and (23) non-trained hypophysectomized rats. J Appl Physiol 26: 585-588. 1968 Tipton CM, Terjung RL, Barnard RJ. Response of thyroidectomized rats to training. (30) Am J Physiol 215: 137-142. . Barnard RJ, Terjung RL, Tipton CM. Hormonal involvement in the reduction of cholesterol (14) associated with chronic exercise. Int Zeit Ange Physiol Eirs Arbeitsphysiol 25: 303-309.

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1967 Tomanek RJ, Tipton CM. Influence of exercise and tenectomy on the morphology of (32) a muscle nerve. Anat Rec 159: 105-113. Tipton CM, Schild RJ, Tomanek RJ. Influence of physical exercise on the strength of knee (52) ligaments in rats. Am J Physiol 212: 783-787. Tipton CM, Schild RJ, Flatt AE. Measurement of ligamentous strength in rat knees. (42) J Bone Joint Surg 49A: 63-72. 1966 Taylor BM, Tipton CM, Adrian M, Karpovich PV. Action of certain joints in leg of horse (18) recorded electrogonimetrically. Am J Vet Res 116: 85-89.

Tipton CM, Barnard RJ, Tharp GD. Cholinesterase activity in trained and nontrained (18) rats. Int Zeit Ange Physiol Eirs Arbeitsphysiol 23: 34-41. Tharp GD, Tipton CM. Influence of training on tissue respiration. Int Zeit Ange (2) Physiol Eirs Arbeitsphysiol 22: 236-239. Sprague RB, Tipton CM, Flatt AE, Asprey GM. Evaluation of a photographic method for (3) measuring leg abduction and adduction. Physical Therapy 46: 1068-1078. Tipton CM, Tharp GD, Schild RJ. Exercise , hypophysectomy and spleen weight. (11) J Appl Physiol 21: 1163-1167. Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Exercise and the patellar reflex. J Appl Physiol 21: 15-18. (21) 1965 Tipton CM, Taylor B. Influence of atropine on heart rates of rats. (83) Am J Physiol 208: 480-484. Tipton CM. Training and bradycardia in rats. Am J Physiol 209: 1089-1091. (106) Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Electrogoniometric records of knee and ankle records ( 15) in pathologic gaits. Archiv Phys Med Rehab 46: 267-272. 1964 Gollnick PD, Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Electrogoniometric study of walking on (25) high heels. Res Quart 35(Suppl): 370-378. Tipton CM, Karpovich PV. Clinical electrogoniometry. J Assoc Phys Ment Rehab 18: 90-94. (10) 1960 Tipton CM, Hall DM. The rotometer and its use by disabled students. J Assoc Phys Ment Rehab 14: 72-76. ABSTRACTS AND LETTERS PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS, PROCEEDINGS, ETC. =196. CITATIONS= 73, PNL= not listed

2014 Tipton CM,Historical Perspective: What’s old is new again, Exercise is Medicine. FASEB J. In Press

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2012 Tipton CM. Zuntz Revisted: Contributions to exercise physiology. FASEB J 26: PNL 2011 Tipton CM. Nathan Zuntz (1847-1920) Contributions to exercise physiology. FASEB J 25: PNL 2010 Tipton CM. Valid and reproducible endurance protocols underlie data interpretation, integration and application. J Appl Physiol 108: P.225. 2009 Tipton CM. Historical Note: Yackzan of Vanderbilt, an unacknowledged investigator in the discovery of erogthioneine in biological tissue. FASEB J 23: p.597.5. Tipton CM. Physiologic Lessons from animals (mammals)in microgravity. J Physiol Sci. 59 Suppl 1: P.40. 2007 Tipton CM. The antiquity of exercise physiology 1: The overlooked contributions of Susruta of India. FASEB J 21: p.A443-A444. 2001 Tipton CM, Kregel KC, Murray R. Lambert PJ. The scientific legacy of Carl V. Gisolfi FACSM. Med Sci Sports Exerc 33 Sppl: p.S48. 2000 Viru A,Tipton CM. Orbeli: A Russian scientist to be remembered by exercise and cardiovascular scientists. FASEB J 14: P.A47. 1999 Tipton CM, Zambraski EJ, Oppliger RA. Urinary specific gravity values and the certification (2) process of high school and collegiate wrestlers. Med Sci Sports Exerc 31 Suppl: P..S323. Viru A, Gollnick PD, Tipton CM. Profiles of exercise scientists: Yakovlev of Leningrad. FASEB J. 13 Suppl: P. A384. 1998 Tipton CM, Gollnick PD, Yakovlev N.N. Palladin: A forgotten investigator on cellular adaptations. Med Sci Sports Exerc 30 Suppl: P. S144. 1997 Tipton CM, Berryman J, Kroll WP. George Wells Fitzs of Harvard: A forgotten advocate of exercise physiology. FASEB J 11: P. A53. Katch FI, Tipton CM, Leiber RL. Science citation index ratings of ACSM Citation reciepents: assessment for 1990-1995. Med Sci Sports MedExerc 29 Suppl: p.S19. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA. Substrate availability before weaning and its relationship with body composition, plasma insulin, blood pressure and endurance training. Med Sci Sports Exerc 29 Suppl: p.S92.

1996 Tipton CM, Sebastian LA. Influences of simulated microgravity and dobamine on select blood pressures at rest and during exercise. FASEB J 10: p. 309.

Stump CS, Tipton CM, Henriksen EJ. Influence of aging and hindlimb suspension or rat skeletal muscle. Med Sci Sports Exerc 28Suppl: p. S166.

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Tipton CM, Barnard RJ. The role of exercise training in the management of hypertension associated with high fat diets: Insights from animal studies. Abstracts from The International Symposium on Exercise in Prevention, Diagnosis, and Therapy of Metabolic Disorders. Warsaw: Polish Academy of Science, p.14.

1995 Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Moran MM, Edwards, PL. Influence of simulated microgravity on colonic and aortic temperatures FASEB J 9: p. A874.

Sebastian LA, Moran MM, Tipton CM. Post exercise hypotension and intra-cerebralventricular (2) (ICV) injections of B-endorphin and naloxone hydrochloride. FASEB J 9: p. A361. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Moran MM, Edwards PK. Influence of simulated microgravity on temperature responses of Fischer rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc 27 Suppl: p. S108. Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of head down suspension on the cardiac (2) output response to exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc 27 Suppl: p. S108. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Edwards PK, Moran MM. Influence of simulated microgravity on the exercise performance of Fischer 344 rats. Proc 16th Annual Gravit Meet. Reno: p. 15.

1994 Hall MC, Tipton CM, Sebastian LA., Edwards PK. SHR, post-exercise hypotension and (1) intracerebroventricular injections of β-endorphin and naloxone methiode. FASEB J 8: p. A305. Tipton CM, Hall MC, Sebastian LA, Monnin, Edwards PK. Influence of acute exercise after simulated conditions of microgravity on select blood-constituents of rats. FASEB J 8: A262. Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated microgravity on regional (1) sympathetic nervous system activity during heavy submaximal exercise. FASEB J 8: A282. Tipton CM, Hargens AR, Baldwin KM, Schneider V, Convertino VA, Kozlovskaya I. Physiological adaptations and countermeasures associated with long-duration space flights. Med Sci Sports Exerc 26 Suppl: p. S175. 1993 Grindeland RE, Grossman E, GooselinkK, Tipton CM, Woodman CR, Mukku VR, Aranud SA. Endocrine functions in the suspended rat. FASEB J 7: p. A667. Woodman CR, Kregel KC, Sebastian LA, Mall MC, Tipton CM. Regional norepinephrine depletion during head down suspension in hypophysectomized rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc 25 Suppl): p. D63. Tipton CM, Hall MC, Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Edwards PK. Select responses of hypophysectomized rats exposed to conditions of simulated microgravity. FASEB J 7: p. A668. Tipton CM, Hall MC, Monnin KA, Sebastian LA, Edwards PK. The hemodynamics of post- exercise (1) hypotension In SHR as influenced by endurance training and naloxone. Med Sci Sports Exerc 25 Suppl: p. S7. Tipton CM, Grindeland RE, Woodman CR, Gooselink K, Mukku VR. Hormonal and metabolic responses of hypophysectomized rats with headdown suspension. Abstracts of the 15th Ann Int Gravit Physiol Meet . Los Vegas: p.56.

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1992 Monnin KA, Sebastian LA, Essif E, Edwards PK, Tipton CM.. The influence of 14 days of simulated microgravity conditions on blood-gases, blood-pressures, and heart rates of rats. FASEB J 6: p. A1773. Stump CS, Tipton CM. The influence of exercise on hindlimb muscle responses to insulin in the rat after conditions of simulated microgravity. FASEB J 6: p. A136. Woodman CR, Tipton CM. The effect of hindlimb suspension on the maximal oxygen consumption (1) of hypophysectomized rats: Preliminary results. FASEB J 6: p. A1772. Coomes RK, Coomes RA, Stump CS, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. A rapid method for predicting the body-fat of male rats. FASEB J 6: p. A1543. Kregel KC, Johnson DG, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Regional norepinephrine depletion during nonexertional heating in the conscious rat. FASEB J 6: p. A1527. Balon TW, Zirkel TE, MusserBJ, Stump CS, Tipton CM, Lowe WL. Impairment of rat insulin-like growth (1) factor IGF-I gene expression by hind limb suspension. Med Sci Sports Exerc 24Suppl: p. S4. Henriksen EJ, Louters LL, Stump CS, Tipton CM. Prior exercise increases stimulation of glucose (1) transport by insulin-like growth factor I in rat skeletal muscle. Med Sci Sports Exerc 24Suppl: p. S89. 1992 Louters LL, Henriksen EJ, Stump CS, Effect of prior exercise on insulin-like growth factor (1) I –stimulated system: A amino acid trabsoirt in skeletal muscle. Med Sci Sports Exerc 24 Suppl: p. S180. Woodman CR, Tipton CM, Evans J, Linderman JL, Grindeland RE. Metabolic and thermoregulatory responses of head down suspension in hypophysectomized rats. ASGSB Bulletin 61: p. 35.

1991 Monnin KA, Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Edwards, PK, Tipton CM. Urinary changes in nontrained and trained rats with suspension. FASEB J 5: p. A1129. Stump CS, Balon TW, Tipton CM. Increased muscle response to insulin for glucose- uptake (1) and metabolism in rats after hindlimb suspension. FASEB J 5: p. A1129. Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Stump CS,Tipton CM. Effects of hindlimb suspension, sympathectomy and demedullation on maximum VO2 of female rats. FASEB J 5: p. A1129. Roby FB, Kempa JM, Lohman TG, Tipton CM. Can the same equation be used to predict minimal wrestling weights in Hispanic and non-Hispanic wrestlers? Med Sci Sports Exerc 23 Suppl: p. S29.

Stump CS, Tipton CM. Exercise induced glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis in rat hindlimb muscles after two weeks of hindlimb suspension. Med Sci Sports Exerc 23 Suppl: p. S155. Tipton CM, Sebastian LA, Devine MD , Edwards PK. Naxalone and post-exercise hemodynamics. hemodynamics. Med Sci Sports Exerc 23 Suppl: p. S160. Devine MD, Sebastian LA, Monnin KA, Tipton CM. Training and post-exercise hypotension with hypertensive rats (SHR). Physiologist 34: p. 267.

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Drummond HA, Sebastian LA, Edwards PK, Coomes RK, Tipton CM. Influence of exercise training and a diet high in fat and sucrose on the relationship between blood pressure and select glucoregulatory hormones. Int J Sports Med 12: 338-339. Coomes RK, Coomes BA, Stump CS, Stump JA, Tipton CM. Predicting the body fat percentage of male rats in longitudinal studies. ASGSB Bulletin 5: p. 345. 1990 Kregel KC, Overton JM, Johnson DG, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Cardiovascular, sympathoadrenal , and thermal adjustments to nonexertional heat stress in the conscious rat. FASEB J 4: p. A427. Woodman CR, Kregel KC, Tipton CM. Thermal responses to non-exertional heat stress (1) following simulated weightlessness in conscious rats. FASEB J 4: p. A569. Blair SN, Nichman MZ, Gibbons LW, Kaplan NM, James FW, Gordon NF, Tipton CM. The effect of exercise on high blood pressure. Med Sci Sports Exerc 22 Suppl: p. S39. Drummond HA, Sebastian LA, Edwards JG, Coomes RK, Tipton CM. The influence of exercise training and calcium diets on the resting blood pressures of hypertensive rats, SHR. Med Sci Sports Exerc 22 Suppl: p. S102. Stump CS, Woodman CR, Tipton CM. Exercise induced glycogen depletion in select hindlimb muscles after two weeks of hindlimb suspension. Med Sci Sports Exerc 22 Suppl: p. S52. Coomes RK, Sebastian LA, Stump CS, Edwards PK, Tipton CM. Influence of two methods of head-down suspension (HDS) on the stress response of rats: Preliminary results. ASGSB Bulletin 4: p. 86. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of 28 days of hindlimb suspension on the VO2 max of trained and non-trained rats. 4: p. 65. Drummond HA, Sebastian LA, Edwards PK, Coomes PK, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the resting blood pressure of normotensive rats consuming a diet high in rat and sucrose. Physiologist 33: p. A75. 1989 Beaulieu SM, Sebastian LA, Overton JM, Tipton CM. Hemodynamic responses of hypertensive rats (SHR) exhibiting post-exercise hypotension. Int J Sports Med 10: p.361. Kregel KC, Overton JM, Tipton CM, Seals DR, Fisher LA. Exercise training attenuates the pressor response to noise stress in the rat. FASEB J 3: p A262. Kregel KC, Tipton CM, Johnson CG, Overton JM, Seals DR. Arterial baroreflexes modulate the sympathetic – cardiovascular thermal adjustments to heat stress in the conscious rat. Circulation 80 Suppl II: p.293. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Beauliu SM, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Effects of simulated weightlessness and chemical sympathectomy on maximum oxygen consumption of male rats. FASEB J 3: p. A988.

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Overton JM, Kregel KC, Tipton CM, Seals DR, Fisher LA. Influence of exercise training on the cardiovascular responses to central nervous system (CNS) administration of corticotrophin-releasing factoror (CRF). Med Sci Sports Exerc 21 Suppl II: p. S86. Johnson G, Thorland W, Bowers T, Housh T, Kelley J, Lohman T, Oppliger RA, Tcheng T-K, Tipton C. Accuracy in predicting of minimal wrestling weights across consecutive years. Med Sci Sports Exercise 21 Suppl II: p.S72. Roby FR, Devos III AC, Lohman TG, Tipton CM. Predication of minimal weight for Arizona scholastic wresters. Med Sci Sports Exercise 21 Suppl II: p. S72. 1989 Thorland W, Bowers R, Housh T, Johnson G, Kelley J, Lohman T, Oppliger RA, Tcheng T-K, Tipton C. New (2) equations for prediction of minimal weight in high school wrestlers. Med Sci Sports Exercise 21 Suppl II: p. S72. Tipton CM. The influence of acute and chronic exercise on the resting hemodynamic responses of hypertensive rats. Abstracts of the Kupio International Symposium on Hypertension. p. 10. Tipton CM, Woodman CR, Rahman Z, Sebastian LA, Williams SM. Simulated weightlessness and its effect on the exercise performance of sympathectomized rats. Proceedings of the XXXI International Congress of Physiological Science. p.106. Stump CS, Woodman CR, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Plasma atrial natriuretic peptide(ANP) and select cardiovascular measurements in male rats in two weeks of head-down suspension. ASGSB Bulletin 3: p. 86. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Stump JA, Tipton CM. Body composition and oxygen consumption changes associated with 28 days of hindlimb suspension. ASGSB Bulletin 3: p. 85 Bowers RW, Thorland W, Housh T, Johnson G, Kelley J, Lohman T, Oppliger R, Tcheng T-K, Tipton C. Cross- validation of equations to predict minimal weight for high school wrestlers. Med Sci Sports Exerc 21 Suppl II: p. S72. 1988 Kregel KC, Overton JM, Fisher LA, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Influence of central CRF 9-41injection on the cardiovascular responses to exercise in the rat. Fed Proc 2: p. A1318. Overton JM, Stump CS, Beaulieu SM, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of single-hindlimb weight bearing on iliac blood-flow during simulated weightlessness. Fed Proc 2: p. A1419 Stump CS, Tipton CM. IInfluence of single-hindlimb weight bearing on muscle mass and citrate synthase. Fed Proc 2: p. A1488. Tcheng T-K, Bowers RW, Johnson GO, Hough T, Kelley L, Lohman T, Oppliger RA, Thorland W, Tipton CM. The Midwest Wrestling Study: Evaluating equations to predict a minimal weight. Fed Proc 2: p. A522. Woodman CR, Stump CS, Beaulieu SM, Rahman Z, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated weightlessness and chemical sympatectomy on the VO2 max of rats, Physiologist 31: p. A33. Stump CS, Beaulieu SM, Overton JM, Sebastian LA, Rahman Z, Tipton CM. The influence of anesthesia and exercise on plasma atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) in trained and non-trained pontaneously hypertensive rats. Physiologist 31: p. A168.

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Kregel KC, Taylor JA, Tipton CM, Seals DR. Thermoregulatory and cardiovascular responses to passive heating in Fischer 344 rats. Physiologist 31: p. A42.

1987 Joyner MJ, Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated weightlessness on select cardiovascular parameters : Preliminary results. Fed Proc 46: p. 1243. Overton JM, Tipton CM. Effect of simulated weightlessness on alpha-adrenergic responses of rats. Fed Proc 46: 1243. Overton JM, Tipton CM. Simulated weightlessness effects on hemodynamic responses of rats to (1) submaximal exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc 19 (Suppl 2): S92.

Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of simulated weightlessness on maximal VO2 of untrained rats. Physiologist 30 Suppl) : p. S96-S97. Woodman CR, Tipton CM, McMahon S, Pauli EI, Leininger JR, Lauber C. Response of adult stroke-prone hypertensive rats (SP-SHR) to moderate exercise training. Med Sci Sports Exerc 19 (Suppl 2): p. S41. Woodman CR, McMahon S, Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of weight loss on VO2 max of Untrained rats. Abstracts of the 1987 Exercise Science Symposium. Tempe: Arizona State University, p.6. Woodman CR, Overton JM, McMahon S, Tipton CM, Stump CS, Rahman Z. Resting cardiac output (Q) in trained and non-trained spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR): Preliminary results. Physiologist 30 (Suppl) : p. S134.

1986 Tipton CM, Pepin EA, Edwards JG, Lauber C, McMahon. Exercise training with an animal model for obesity. Fed Proc 45: 395.

Tcheng T-K, Bowers RW, Johnson GO, Hough T, Kelley L, Lohman T, Oppliger RA, Tipton CM. Body density values of scholastic wrestles from five Midwest States. Fed Proc 46: p. 647. Tcheng T-K, Bowers RW, Johnson GO, Hough T, Kelley L, Lohman T, Oppliger RA, Tipton CM. The Mid West Wrestling Data Bank Study: A new approach to an old problem. Med Sci Sports Exerc 18( Suppl): p. S93. Overton JM, Tipton CM. Post-exercise hypotension in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). Physiologist 29: p.109. Tipton CM, McMahon S, Rauli EL. The response of mature SP-SHR groups to moderate treadmill exercise: Preliminary results. Physiologist 29: p.109. McMahon S, Overton JM, Youmans EM, Luber C, Pepin EB, Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Influence of static hanging exercise on SP-SHR. Physiologist 29: p.109.

1985 Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Influence of hyperinsulinema on systemic blood-pressure in rats. Fed Proc 44: (2) p. 630.

Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Wegner JA, Sebastian LA, Overton JM. A rat model for borderline hypertension: Preliminary results. Fed Proc 44: p. 818

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Overton JM, Tipton JM. Continuous regional blood-flow measurement during exercise using the pulsed (2) Doppler method in rats. Fed Proc 44: p. 1368. Lund DD, Poda R, Wegner JA, Tipton CM, Schmid PG Cardiac acetylcholine concentration in streptozotocin- treated diabetic rats. Fed Proc 44: p. 1580. Oppliger RA, Tipton CM. Determining validity and reliability of skinfold prediction equations using a generalizability study. Med Sci Sports Exerc 17: p. 272. Tipton CM, Fisher JM, Morgan WP. Davis JA. The Blind Review Process: An evaluation. Med Sci Sports Exerc 17: p. 492. Tipton CM, Wegner JA, Overton JM, Pepin EB, Youmans EM. Exercise training and its influences on Dahl (2) hypertensive rats. Clinical Physiol 5 (Suppl 4): p. 57.

1984 Bedford TG, Tipton CM. The influence of endurance training on arterial baroreflex. Fed Proc 43: p. 626. (2) Wegner JA, Lund DD, Overton JM, Edwards JG, Oda RP, Tipton CM. Cardiac responses to training by streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats. Fed Proc 43: p. 870. Wegner JA, Lund DD, Overton JM, Oda RP, Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the metabolic and cardiac responses of insulin-treated diabetic rats. Physiologist 27: p. 249. Hargens AR, Steskai J, Johansson CB, Tipton CM. Tissue fluid shifts, forelimb loading, and tail tension in tail- suspended rats. Physiologist 27 (Suppl) : p. S37-S38. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Lenninger JP, Overton JM. The response of stroke-prone hypertensive rats to moderate exercise training. Med Sci Sports Exerc 16: p. 134. Sturek ML, Overton JM, NewcomerL, Matthes RD, Sebastian LA, Tipton CM. Comparison of two models of isometric exercise for the rodent. Med Sci Sports Exerc 16: p. 181.

Overton JM, Tipton CM. The influence of training on sodium excretion and plasma insulin of Dahl salt-sensitive rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 91: p.65. Liu YK, Maynard JA, PedriniA, Pedrini H, Tipton CM. Effects of a sclerosing solution or rabbit tendons and ligaments. Proc 37th Meet ACEMB . p. 340.

1983 Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Arterial baroreflex in the rat. Fed Proc 42: p. 742. (1) Kershner PL, Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Effect of cocaine on the running performance of rats. Med Sci Sports (4) Exerc 15: p. 127.

Oppliger RA, Tipton CM, Wegner JA, Tcheng T-K. Cross-validation of the Tcheng-Tipton minimal weight prediction formula for high-school wrestlers. Med Sci Sports Exerc 15: p. 173.

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Overton JM, Tipton CM. Effects of voluntary exercise on resting blood-pressure and training parameters in the spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR). Med Sci Sports Exerc 15: p. 175 Sturek ML, Bedford TG, Tipton CM, Newcomer L. Influences of submergence on cardiorespiratory (4) responses of swimming hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports Exerc 15: p. 175.

Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Leininger JR, Sturek M. Effect of voluntary exercise by stroke-prone SHR groups on select physiological responses. Physiologist 26: p. A76. Overton JM, Wegner JA, Gisolfi CV, Tipton CM. Effect of voluntary exercise training on iIntracerebroventicular (ICV) injections of Angiotensin II (A-II) in spontaneously hypertensive rats. Physiologist 26: p. A15. Wegner JA, Overton JM, Gisolfi CV, Tipton CM. The response of trained spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) to central injections of angiotensin II (A-II). Proc Iowa Acad Sci 90:, p. 24.

1982 Crissman RP, Tipton CM, Tomanek RJ. Myocardial capillary density in endurance trained spontaneously (1) hypertensive rats. Fed Proc 41: p. 1481.

Kernsher P, Tipton CM, Bedford TG, Gisolfi CV. The effect of fructose injestion on tissue glycogen levels (1) after austing exercise. Med Sci Sports 14: p. 136 Marcus KD, Tipton CM. The response of renal hypertensive rats to an endurance training program. Med Sci (1) Sports 14: p. 136. Edward JG, Overton JM, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the sensitivity and contractility of helical strips (1) from arteries of hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports 14: p. 181.

Tipton CM, Nowosieloski C, Matthes RD, Overton JM. Response of adrenal demedullectomized hypertensive rats to exercise training. Med Sci Sports 14: p. 182. Tipton CM, Overton JM, Sturek MS, Matthes RD, Edwards JG. Influence of demedullation on the training adaptations of symphathectomized SHR groups. Physiologist 25: p.26. Hargens AR, Tucker BJ, Tipton CM. Fluid shifts in vascular and extravascular compartments of humans during and after simulated weightlessness. Physiologist 25: p. 125.

Oppliger RA, Hodgins T, tipton CM, Matthes RD. The influence of training on wall/lumen ratios of sympathectomized genetic hypertensive rats (SHR). Med Sci Sports 14: p. 107-108.

1981 Liu K, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Maynard JA, Bedford TG, Walmer HC. The influence of sodium morrhuate on ligaments and their junctions. J Amer Osteopath Assoc 80: p.764 Overton JM, Matthes RD, Sturek ML, Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Influence of sympathectomy and

demedullation on the training responses of spontaneously hypertensive rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 89: p.22. Bedford TG, Lund DD, Kershner Pl, Edwards JG, Tipton CM. Bradycardia of training and parasympathetic activity in hypertensive rats. Med Sci Sports 13: p. 75.

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Brousseau AU. Bedford TG, Sturek Ml, Sykes RL, Oppliger RA, Matthes RD, Tipton CM. Blood-pressure changes in rats performing different exercise programs. Med Sci Sports 13: p. 76.

Vailas AC, Pedrini VA, Pedrini-Mille S, Tipton CM, Edwards JG, Matthes RD. The effect of exercise and hypophysectomy on matrix components in ligaments and tendons. Med Sci Sports 13: p. 82.

Marcus KD, Matthes RD, Tipton CM. The role of training and anti-hypertensive medication on resting blood- pressures of SHR populations. Med Sci Sports 13: p. 99.

Tipton CM, Hargen AR, Gollnick PD, Mubarck S, Tucker BJ, Akeson WH. Influence of head-down tilt on (1) muscle function and Starling forces. Med Sci Sports 13: p. 102. Edwards JG, Matthes RD, Bedford TH, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the sensitivity and contractility of helical strips from normotensive rats. Physiologist 24: p. 34. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Kershner PL, Bedford TG. Influence of sympathectomy on the functional capacity of spontaneously hypertensive rats. Physiologist 24: p. 35. Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Influence of lower body negative pressure on unanesthetized male rats. Physiologist (1) 24: p. 110. Sturek ML, Bedford TG, Mattes RD, Tipton CM. Acute effects of swimming on the cardiorespiratory responses of hypertensive rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 88: p. 31. Kershner P, Rowlett KA, Bedford TG, Tipton CM. Influence of diet on liver and muscle-glycogen repletion in rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 88:p. 31.

1980 Evans K, Hargens AR, Zweifach SS, Tipton CM, Gollnick PD. Long-term studies of skeletal muscle function. Fed Proc 39: 294. Coomes RK, Tipton CM, Matthes RD. The effectiveness of various equations to predict plasma-volume (2) changes in the rat. Med Sci Sports 12: p. 84. Edwaards JG, Vailas AC, Tipton CM. Biochemical changes is aortic tissue with training. Med Sci Sports 12:: (2) p. 129-130. Oppliger RA, Hodgins T, Tipton CM, Vailas AC, Edwards JG. The influence of training on Wall-lumen ratios of (6) WKY and SHR populations. Med Sci Sports 12: p. 130. Murphy RD, Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Edwards JG. The influence of streptozotocin diabetes on the functional capacity of rats. Med Sci Sports 12: p. 132-133. Bedford TG, Matthes RD, Johnson KE, Tipton CM. The influence of denervation on baroreceptor functioning in non-trained and trained rats. Med Sci Sports 12: p. 140. Smith RK, Tipton CM, Hargens AR, Garfin S, Akeson WH. Evaluation of long-term function in skeletal muscle. OrthopTrans 4: p. 189.

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1979 Mueller TM, Marcus M, Eastham CL, Tipton CM. Effects of treadmill exercise in dogs with pressure-induced (2) left-ventricular hypertrophy. Fed Proc 38: p. 955. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Bedford TG, et al. Response of non-trained and trained SHR groups to lower body negative –pressure. Fed Proc 38: p. 1386. Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, et al. Influence of physical activity on the repair process of collateral igaments. Med Sci Sports 11:.p. 76. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Woodson AV. et al. Exercise and the time course of hypertension in the SHR. Med Sci (1) Sports 11: p. 78. Woo SLY, Amiel D, Akeson WH, Tipton CM, et al. Effect of long-term exercise on ligaments, tendons and (2) bone of swine. Med Sci Sports 11: p. 105.

1978 Vailas AC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Bedford TG. Influence of physical activity on strength of junctions on (3) on strength of junctions and ligaments of diabetic rats. Med Sci Sports 10: p. 57. Wilson NC, Bedford TG, Tipton CM, Oppliger RA, Gisolfi CV. l. Maximum aerobi c capacity of (5) capacity of nontrained rats. Med Sci Sports 10: p. 58. Wunder CC, Tipton CM, Matthes RD. Size, age, and gravity as determinants of strength of femurs (1) and of bone to ligament junctions. Physiologist 21: p. 130. Wunder CC, Cook KM, Tipton CM. Size, age and gravity as determinants of femur Strength. Proc Iowa Acad Sci. 85: pp.55-56.

Bedford TG, Wilson NC, Tipton CM, Oppliger RA, Gisollfi CV. Influence of age, sex, training and pregnancy on the oxygen consumption of rats. Physiologist 21: p. 1978.

1977 Zambraski EJ, DiBonna GF, Tipton CM. Role of prostaglandins in regulation of renal blood-flow of exercising (2) dogs. Fed Proc 38: p. 505. Zambraski EJ, DiBonna GF, Tipton CM. Renin-angiotensin system and autoregulation of renal blood-flow (4) in exercising dog. Med Sci Sports 9: p. 48. Laughlin MH, Diana J, Tipton CM. The effect of chronic exercise training on coronary reactive hyperemia in the dog. Physiologist 20: p. 50. Matthes RD, Martin RK, Vailas AC, Tipton CM. The influence of endurance training on bones. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 85: p. 24.

1976 Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Vailas AC, Gross PM. Effect of immobilization, surgical repair and training on strength of isolated knee ligaments of rats. Med Sci Sports 8: p. 61. Vailis AC, Tipton CM, Gross PM, Matthes RD. Aerobic capacity of ligaments and tendons with physical training. Med Sci Sports 8: p. 73.

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Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Gross PM, Vailas AC. The effect of lower body negative pressure on blood pressure changes in the rat. Physiologist 19: p. 250.

Tipton CM, Callahan AK, Matthes RD. Influence of training on resting systolic blood pressure of genetic (4) hypertensive rats. Fed Proc 34: p. 443. Martin RK, Albright JR, Tipton CM. Influence of exercise vs progesterone on bone turnover in dogs (1) J Bone Joint Surg 57A: p. 573.

Vailas AC, Matthes RD, Tipton CM. Effect of chronic exercise over a 2 year period in male rats. Med Sci Sports 7: p. 84. Tipton CM, Vailas AC, Laughlin MH, Diana J. Aerobic characteristics of isolated ligaments and tendons. Physiologist 18: p. 422. Zambraski EJ, Foster DT, Gross PM, Tipton CM. Iowa Wrestling Study : Weight loss and urinary profile of wrestlers. Physiologist 18: p. 444. Vailas AC, Tipton CM. Cytochrome oxidase activity in rat ligaments. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 83: p.54.

1974 Tipton CM. Influence of exercise on morphology and metabolism of isolated fat cells. Fed Proc 33: p.54. Carey RA, Tipton CM. Myocardial-function of trained and non-trained rats when exposed to reduced O2 levels. Med Sci Sports 6:p. 85.

Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Maynard JA. Changes in ligament-bone junction strength with age and training. Scand J Clin Lab Invest 34: p. 49. Paynter DE, Tipton CM. Response of immunosympathectomizzed rats to chronic exercise. Physiologist 1&: p. 346. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Martin RK. Influence of aging on ligament weight and the strength of bone-ligament junctions. Physiologist 17: p. 346. Conlee RK, Tipton CM. Influence of fasting on cardiac glycogen levels in hormonally deficient rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 82: pp.44-45. Zambraski EJ. Tipton CM., Tcheng T-K, Jordon H. Iowa Wrestling Study: urinary profiles of state finalists before and after competition. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 82: p.45.

1973 Palmer WK, Tipton CM. influence of training on glucose oxidation, lipogenesis in rat diipocytes. Fed Proc 32: p. 885. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Paynter DE, Lais LT, Callahan AK.. Influence of chronic exercise on blood pressure of rats. Med Sci Sports 5: p. 52. Tipton CM, Martin RK, Matthes RD, Carey RA. Hydroxyproline concentrations of ligaments from trained and non-trained rats. Abstracts Second Inter Symp Biochem Exerc .Houston : p26.

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Paynter DE, Matthes RD, Callahan AK, Tipton CM. Blood pressure measurements from trained and non-trained rats. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 81: p. 47. Martin RK, Carey RA, Tipton CM. Influence of training on the hydroxyproline concentration in rat ligaments. Proc Iowa Acad Sci 81: p. 45.

1972 Struck PJ, Tipton CM. Influence of acute exercise on glycogen levels in adrenalectomized rats. Fed Proc 31: p.A326. Palmer WK, Tipton CM. Influence of chronic exercise on diameter of isolated fat cells. Med Sci Sports 4: p. 49. Zambraski EJ, Tipton CM, Jordon HR, et al. Urinary profiles of state wrestling finalists prior to competition. Med Sci Sports 4: p. R7. Tipton CM, Matthes RD, Maynard JA. Influence of chronic exercise on rat bones. Med Sci Sports 4: p55. Tcheng T-K, Tipton CM. Tcheng –Tipton equations for predicting an optimum body weight for high school wrestlers. Abstracts Am Assoc Health Phy Ed Rec: 19: p.36.

1971 Terjung RL, Tipton CM. Plasma thyroxine and thyroid stimulating hormone levels during submaximal exercise Fed Rroc 30: p. A372. Dowell RT, Tipton CM, Tomanek RJ. Protein nucleic-acid and hydroxyproline levels in enlarged hearts produced by endurance training, deoxycorticosterone injection and aortic constriction. Physiologist 14: p.136. Tipton CM, Eastin WC, Carey RA. Evaluation of training and detraining effects in dogs. Physiologist 14: p. 245.

1970 Struck PJ, Tipton CM, Baldwin KM, Matthes RD, Dowell RT. Influence of physical training on adrenalectomized rats. Physiologist 13: p. 323. Dowell RT, Tipton CM. Influence of training on heart rate responses of rats to isoproterenol and propranol. Physiologist 13: p. 182.

1969 Tipton CM. Influence of atropine cardiovascular effects on the heart rate responses of non-trained, trained and de-trained animals. Physiologist 12: p. 376. Barnard RJ, Foss ML, Baldwin KM, Tipton CM. Mechanisms of oxygen debt. Physiologists 12: p. 167. Tipton CM, Tcheng T-K. Evaluation of the Hall Method to predict the body weight of scholastic wrestlers. Abstracts Am Assoc Health Phy Ed Rec. p.24.

1968 Tipton CM. Heart rate measurements from intact and isolated preparations from nontrained and trained (1) trained rats. Proc Int Union of Physiol 7: p. 434. Terjung RL, Barnard RJ, Tipton CM. Hormonal considerations in the reduction of cholesterol associated wtih with training. Abstracts Am Assoc Health Phy Ed Rec. pNL..

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Tipton CM. The influence of exercise and anterior pituitary hormones on repaired ligaments of repaired hypophysectomized rats. Abstracts Int Symp on Exerc Biochem. Brussels: p.36.

1967 Tipton CM, Terjung RL, Barnard RJ. Effect of training on thyroidectomized rats. Fed Proc 26: p.775. (1) Tipton CM, Sandage DD, Booth FW. Ligamentous strength measurements from hypophysectomized Physiologist 10: p. 325. Schild RJ, Tipton CM, Tomanek RJ. Physical activity levels and ligamentous strength. Abstracts Am Assoc Health Phy Ed Rec. p.2. James SL, Tipton CM, Mergner W. The effects of exercise and training on ligaments and bone-ligament Junctions. Am Coll Sports Med Newletter 2: p.4. 1966 Tipton CM, Barnard RJ, Tcheng T-L. Cardiac adaptations of trained hypophysectomized rats. Circulation 34: p.229. Tipton CM, Schild RJ, James SL. Exercise and ligamentous strength. Physiologist 9: p. 305. Tipton CM, Barnard RJ, Tharp GD. Training and its cholinergic consequences. J Sports Med Phys Fit 6: p.775. 1964 Tipton CM, Taylor B. The influence of atropine sulfate on the resting heart rates of trained and untrained rats. J Sports Med Phys Fit 4: p.63. 1963 Tipton CM, Gollnick PD, Ricci B, karpovich PV. Effect of high heels on kee, ankle and foot. Fed Proc 22: p. 685. 1961 Tipton CM. The effect of muscular activity on the resting heart rates of the rat. Physiologist 4: p. 1234.

PRESENTATIONS AT SEMINARS, MEETINGS, CONFERENCES, ETC N=327 April 2014: Presentation of poster, with Dr. Teresa M Tipton, at the 2014 Experimental Biology meetings in San Diego, CA. Title was “ What’s old is new again, Exercise is Medicine”. November 2013: Presentation of poster at Annual Meeting of the Arizona Chapter of the American Physiological Society meeting in Phoenix, AZ held at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Title was “ What’s old is new again, Exercise is Medicine”. April 2012: Presentation of poster at the 2012 Experimental Biology Meeting in Boston, MA. Title was “ Zuntz Revisted: Contributions to exercise physiology. November 2011: Presentation of poster at Annual Meeting of the Arizona Chapter of the American Physiological Society meeting in Phoenix, AZ held at Midwestern University. Title was “ Nathan Zuntz (1847- 1920), Contributions to exercise physiology”. August 2010: Invited presentation at IUPS Meeting pertaining to Space Physiology in Kyoto, Japan. Title was “ Lessons from animal models for microgravity”.

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May 2010: Presentation of a Tutorial Lecture, with Dr. Jack Berryman, at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine meeting in San Diego, CA. Title was “ The antiquity of exercise physiology”. May 2009: Chair of the 10th and last Gisolfi Lecture, with Dr. Kevin Kregel, of the American College of Sports Medicine meeting in Indianapolis, IN. Title was “ The scientific legacy of Dr. Carl V. Gisolfi”.

April 2005: Presentation of a Department of Physiology seminar at the University of Arizona, Title was “Unresolved physiological issues associated with conditions of microgravity”. April 2000: Historical presentation at the 2000 Experimental Biology Meeting in San Diego, CA entitled “Leon Orbelli: A forgotten Russian physiologist who should be remembered by exercise and cardiovascular physiologists”. November 1999: Presentation in a symposium sponsored by the Department of Athletics at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI pertaining to the making of weight by scholastic wresters. Title was “A historical perspective on the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. June 1999: Presentation in a symposium honoring Dr. Eugene Evonuk at the University of Oregon in Eugene, OR. Title was “ Gene expressions in a space age”. April 1999: Keynote speaker at the meeting of the Iowa Physiological Society in Ames, IA. Title was “ Animal models to study the physiological changes in a microgravity environment”. Presenter at the meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science meeting in Ames IA, Title was “ The Iowa Wrestling Study: From Athens to Iowa City. Historical presentation at the 1999 Experimental Society Meeting in Washington,DC. entitled “ A profile of a forgotten exercise scientist, Yakovlev of Leningrad”. October 1998: Invited speaker for the Lecture Series by the Department of Exercise Science at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC . Title was “ The effects of exercise and exercise training on hypertension”. May 1998: Presentation of a poster at the 1998 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Orlando, FL. entitled “ Profile of a forgotten exercise scientist: Palladin of Leningrad”. June 1997: Presentation of David Bruce Dill Lecture at the 1997 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Denver, CO. Title was “ Contemporary Exercise Physiology 50 years after the closure of the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory”. October 1996 : Invited speaker for the International symposium on the role of exercise in the prevention, diagnosis, and therapy of metabolic disorders in Warsaw, Poland. Title was “ The role of exercise training in the management of hypertension associated with high-fat diets. Insights from animal studies”. April 1995: Presented the Louis E. Alley Lecture at the Department of Exercise Science in the University of Iowa in Iowa City, IA. Title was “ The Iowa Wrestling Study: From Athens to Iowa City.

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Presentation at the 1996 Experimental Biology Meeting in Washington, DC pertaining to 100 Years of Olympic Progress. Title was “ Changes in Sports Medicine during the last Century”. . October, 1994: Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Title was “ The influence of simulated conditions of microgravity on temperature regulation in the rat at rest and during exercise” June 1994: Two presentations in the Microgravity Symposium held at the 1994 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Indianapolis, IN. The first was “An overview of humans in space” whereas The second title was “ The responses of the immune and neuro-endocrine systems to conditions of microgravity”. A presentation at the Student Symposium at the 1994 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Indianapolis, IN entitled “ The future of exercise science”. A reactor to papers on aging that were presented at the Gatorade Conference on Aging in Cancun, Mexico. March 1994: Seminar presentation at the Department of Physical Education located at the University of California, Davis, CA. Title was “ The future of Exercise Science”. January 1994: Discussion leader at the NHLBI-NASA Workshop on Microgravity in Bethesda, MD. Topic was “ The effect of microgravity on the function of the lung”.. Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Title was “ The influence of simulated conditions of microgravity on select blood constituents of rats. August 1993: Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. The title was “ The First Law of Thermodynamics for scholastic wresters”. June 1993: Presentation at the 1993 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Meeting in Seattle, WA. pertaining to the Symposium on publishing in scientific journals. Title was “ The review of scientific manuscripts”. May 1993: Presentation at The Hypertension Consensus Conference of the American Diabetes Association in Orlando, Fl. Title was the “ The effect of exercise on hypertension”. March 1993: Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. The title was “ Responses of hormonally deficient rats to conditions of simulated microgravity”. February 1993: Featured speaker at the University of Oregon Symposium on Exercise and Health. Title was “ The role of exercise in the obtainment of health”. November 1992: Presentation of the D.B. Dill Lecture at the 1992 Regional Meeting of the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine in San Diego, CA.. The title was “ A perspective for Exercise Science: Past, Present, and Future”.

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October 1992: Keynote speaker at the 1992 Regional Meeting of the Midwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine at Miami University, Miami, OH. Title was “ The influence of endurance training on the regulation of resting blood pressure, Is it a liability for space travel?”. Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Arizona In Tucson, AZ. Title was “ Studies on post-exercise hypotension with spontaneously hypertensive rats”. September 1992: Feature speaker at the Return to Pullman Symposium held in Pullman, WA. Title was “Philip D. Gollnick as a friend, scientist, and colleague”. July 1992: Invited speaker at the NIH Sponsored Midlife Symposium in Barcelona, Spain. Title was “ The role of exercise in the prevention of musculoskeletal injuries in midlife aged individuals”. Seminar presentation for the Life Science Division of NASA Ames Research Center in Ames, CA. Title was “The influence of simulated weightlessness on the VO2 max of rats”. May 1992: Invited speaker at International Conference on Health and Fitness in Toronto, Canada. Title was “ The effects of exercise training on animal models of hypertension”. Invited speaker at the Second International Conference on Nutrition and Fitness in Athens, Greece. Title was “Nutrition and fitness considerations in wrestlers”. Speaker at the 1992 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Dallas, TX in a symposium to honor the contributions of Philip D. Gollnick. Title was “ The scientific contributions of Philip D. Gollnick, Ph.D., FACSM”.

May 1991: Presented poster at the 1991 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Orlando, FL. Title was “ Naxalone and post-exercise hemodynamics”. April 1991. Presented poster at the 1991 FASEB Meeting in Atlanta, GA. Title was “Urinary changes in non-trained and trained rats with suspension. March 1991: Seminar presentation for Cardiovascular Center at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was “Exercise training studies with various models of hypertension” February 1991. Seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education at Arizona State University in Phoenix, AZ. The title was “The influence of exercise training on experimental models of hypertension”. November 1990: Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sports Sciences Department at the University of Arizona, Tucson Az. Title was “The essentials of publishing in peer review journals”. October 1990: Invited speaker at the Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in Orlando. FL. Title was “Publishing in scientific journals by beginning investigators”.

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May 1990: Invited speaker at the 1900 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Salt Lake City, UT. Title was “ The role of exercise training on resting blood pressure”. March 1990: Invited speaker at the NASA-DWG Meeting in Washington, D.C. Title was “ The effect of simulated weightlessness on maximal oxygen consumption”. February 1990; Invited speaker at the American College of Sports Medicine Meeting for team physicians in Scottsdale, AZ. Title was “ The influence of fluids on exercise performance”. December 1989: Invited speaker at the Division of Life Sciences, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffet Field, CA. Title was “ The effect of simulated weightlessness of maximal oxygen consumption of rats”. October 1989. Seminar presentation for the Department of Exercise and Sports Sciences at the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was “ Research in hypertension with animal models”.

September 1989: Designator reactor at the NASA Human Factors Conference in Houston, TX: Topic was “ The next five years in Space”. July 1989: Oral presentation at IUPS Meeting in Helsinki, Finland. Title was “ The influence of simulated weightlessness and chemical sympathectomy on the performance of rats. Invited oral presentation at the International Conference on Hypertension and Physical Activity in Kuopio, Finland. June 1989: Designated reactor at the Gatorade Conference, Kaui, Hawaii. Topic was “ Acceleration and its effect on fluids”. May 1989: Invited Scholar in Exercise and Sport Sciences by the Department of Health and Sport Sciences, Miami University, Oxford, OH. Titles of presentations were: “ Grantsmanship in the Exercise Sciences” “ The role of exercise training in the management of hypertension”. Presentation at the 1989 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Baltimore, MD. Topic in the Thematic Poster session was “ The making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. April 1989: Invited after dinner speaker for the APS Section of Environmental and Exercise Physiology Banquet in New Orleans, LA. Title was “ The road from Hale to Yamori, is it safe for joggers”. March 1989: Invited evaluator of the Department of Physical Education at San Diego State University, San Diego, CA: Presentations were: “Insights to improve grantsmanship” “ The essence of Exercise Science within a physical education curriculum”.

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February 1989: Invited seminar presentation at University of California, Davis CA for the Graduate Physiology Group. Title was, “ The role of exercise training in the management of hypertension”. October 1988: Invited member of the NIH Musculoskeletal Group to participate in a joint USA-Soviet Sports Medicine Symposium in Moscow, Russia. Titles of presentations were: “The influence of the making of weight on athletic performance” “ The influence of exercise on the strength of repaired ligaments”. June 1988: Invited presenter at the Gatorade Conference on Youth in Bermuda, UK. Title was “ Exercise and its influence on the hypertension of youths”. Invited presenter at the Toronto International Conference on Exercise, Fitness and Health. Title was “ Bone and connective tissue”.

May 1988: Oral presenter at the 1988 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Dallas, Tx. Titles were : “ The influence of training on the baroreceptors of animals”. “ The influence of physical training on ligamentous junctions”. “ The review process for beginning investigators”. April 1988: FASEB Visiting Lecturer for Minority Schools, Morris College, Sumter , SC. Title of lecture was “ Hypertension and the black community”. January 1988: Seminar presentation for the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences at the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was. “ Weight loss in scholastic and collegiate wrestlers”. Presenter at the Arizona Sports Medicine Symposium at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. Title was, “ Weight loss in scholastic wrestlers: Lessons for scientists, clinicians and administrators.”. October 1987: Poster presentation at the Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in San Diego, CA. Title was ,“ Cardiac output in resting non-trained and trained hypertensive rats”. April 1987: Invited presenter at Arizona Heart Association Lecture Series for High School Students at Phoenix, Az. Title was, “ Cardiovascular changes with space flight”. December 1986: Seminar presentation for the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences at the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title of presentation was “ Fluid shifts in actual and simulated microgravity environments”. Invited Lecture for Graduate Students: Department of Pharmacology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was, “ The cardiovascular effects of exercise”.

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November 1986: Presentations at the 1986 IUPS International Meeting in Tokyo, Japan. Titles were: “ Fluid shifts during simulated weightlessness in rats and humans”. “ Influence of simulated weightlessness on the maximum VO2 of non-trained rats”. October 1986: Oral presentation at the 1986 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in New Orleans, LA. Title was, “ The response of mature SP-SHR rats to moderate treadmill exercise: Preliminary results”. April 1986: Oral presentation at the 1986 FASEB Meeting in St. Louis, MO. Title was, “ Exercise training with an animal model for obesity”. March 1986: Invited presentations for the Scandinavian Society of Sports Medicine Meeting entitled “An Advanced Conference in Sports Medicine in Olso, Norway. Titles were: “ Collagenous tissue and its response to changes in physical activity”. “ Experimental exercise training studies with hypertensive animals”. February 1986: Invited presentation at the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine Symposium on Controversies in youth sports. Title was, “ Resolving the controversy in the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers” January 1986: Assigned reactor to the papers of Gollnick PD, Saltin B, Gisolfi CV, at the Gatorade Sports Medicine Conference in Tempe, AZ: December 1985: Invited seminar presentation for the Departments of Biology and Department of Physical Education, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ. Title was, “ Animal models of hypertension and the role of exercise training”. November 1985: Invited speaker at the 1985 Meeting of Southwestern Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine in Las Vegas, NV. Title was, “ Exercise and hypertension”. August, 1985: Invited speaker at the 1985 Meeting of the West Virgina State Medical Association in Charlestown, WVA. Titles of presentations were: “ Exercise science for the medical practitioner” “ Role of exercise in the control and management of hypertension”. June 1985: Oral presentation at the Meeting of Biochemistry of Exercise Society in Copenhagen, Denmark. Title was, “ Exercise training and its influence on Dahl hypertensive rats” June 1985: Invited speaker at the Acta Medica Scandinavian Symposium on physical activity and health in Gothenburg, Sweden. Title was “ Experimental studies on the influences of physical activity on ligaments, tendons and joints: A brief review.

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Invited speaker at the Lars Hermansen Memorial Symposium on Human Exercise Physiology in Olso, Norway. Title was “ Determinants of VO2 max: Insights gained from non-human insights”. May 1985: Presentation at the 1985 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Nashville, TN. Title was, “The Wrestling Bank Data Study”. April 1985: Oral presentation at the 1985 Annual FASEB Meeting in Anaheim, CA. Title was, “ An animal model for borderline hypertension”. January 1985: Presentation at the Clinical Symposium for the Department of Athletics, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was, “ Fluid balance and dehydration in prolonged athletic activity”. November 1984: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, Arizona State University, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. Title was, “ The lessons from the Iowa Wrestling Study for all Arizonians. October 1984: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was, “ Scholastic wrestlers and their need for the nutritional sciences”. April 1984: Invited presentation for the meeting of the NIH Task Force on Exercise and Aging. Title was, “ Future research needs in connective tissue and aging”. Invited speaker for Research Day at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ. Title was, “ The future of space research”. March 1984: Presentation at the Annual Meeting of Iowa Medical Society in Des Moines, IA. Title was “ The results of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. Invited presentation at the Sports Medicine Symposium by the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth, TX. January 1984: Invited presentation for the Sports Medicine Symposium scheduled by the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Iowa. Title was “ Lessons for physicians from the Iowa Wrestling Study”. October 1983: Invited seminar speaker for the Department of Physical Education and Dance at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was “ The future of exercise physiology research”. October 1983: Invited speaker for Diet Therapy, USA sponsored by the Department of Athletics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The nutritional requirements for diets of athletes”. August 1983: Invited speaker for Illinois Board of Education Meeting in Champaign, IL. Title was, “ The lessons from The Iowa Wrestling Study for scholastic wrestlers in Illinois”. May 1983: Invited presentation for the Exercise and Aging Symposium sponsored by the Department of Kinesiology, University of California at Los Angles, Los Angles, CA. Title was, “ Influence of exercise on the aging process of cardiovascular function”.

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Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education at the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was “ The role of exercise training on experimental hypertension in rats”. Presentation at the 1983 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Meeting in Toronto, Canada. Title was, “ The essentials of reviewing manuscripts for beginning investigators”. April 1993: Presentation at the Annual Meeting of The American Academy of Physical Education in Minneapolis, MN. Title was, “ The influence of chronic exercise on the resting blood pressure in humans”. March 1983: Invited presentation at the New York State Symposium entitled Sports Medicine and the Science of Exercise ‘ 83. Title was, “ Weight loss in scholastic wrestlers “.

February 1983: Invited presentation for the American Medical Association Conference on the Medical Aspects of Boxing . Title was, “ Nutrition and fluid balance in boxing”. Invited presentation for the Board in Control of Iowa High School Athletic Association in Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ The need of research in scholastic wrestling January 1983: Invited presentation for the Iowa Medical Society Committee on Sports Medicine in Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ The Iowa Wrestling Study”. October 1982: Invited seminar for the Life Science Division at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, CA. Title was, “ The need to re-evaluate the role of exercise training in future space flights”. Presentation at the 1982 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in San Diego, CA. Title was, “ Influence of demodulation on the training adaptations of sympathectomized SHR groups”. June 1982: Invited presentations for the 1982 University of Virginia Conference entitled The Art and Science of Sports Medicine in Charlottesville, VA. Titles were: “The relationship between training and the speed of muscular contraction”. “ Hypertension: A major problem for exercise physiologists”. May 1982: Presentations at the 1982 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Minneapolis, MN. Titles were: “ Introduction to the experience of microgravity and weightlessness”. “ An exercise prescription for a weightlessness environment”. April 1982: Invited lecture for students enrolled in a Biology Class at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IA. Title was. “Hypertension! Should every one exercise? “ Invited lecture for pre-professional majors in the College of Liberal Arts, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “Exercise Science as a profession”.

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Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Preventive Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City IA. Title was, “ The role of exercise in the management of hypertension”. March 1982: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Title was, “Experimental investigations on the influence of exercise training on hypertensive rats “. Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Medicine, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Title was, “ Functional adaptations associated with endurance exercise”. February 1982: Invited presentation at the 1982 Meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine, Virginia Technological University, Blackburg, VA. Title was, “ Exercise training and hypertension: Desirable or Undesirable? November 1981: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Title was, “ Physiological adaptations to exercise training of hormonally-deprived animals”. Invited speaker at the Symposium on Future Issues in Exercise Biology, Department of Physical Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. Title was, “ The effect of training on hormonally- deprived animals”. October 1981: Oral presentation at the 1981 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in Cincinnati, OH. Title was, “ Exercise training and hypertension”. Invited speaker for the Department of Athletics, University of Iowa Nutritional Workshop in Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Combating nutritional mis-information among athletes” September 1981: Invited speaker for the High School Wrestling Coaches in New Hampton , IA. Title was, “ The intended purposes and outcomes of the Iowa Wrestling Study” Invited speaker at the Conference on Nutritional Determinants in Athletic Performance in San Francisco. Title was, “ Consequences of rapid weight loss”. June 1981: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, TX. Title was, “ The role of exercise training on hypertension in experimental animals”. April 1981: Invited presentations for the Department of Physiology , Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK. Titles were: “ The role of exercise on blood pressure regulation in hypertensive rats”. “ The influence of exercise training on connective tissue”. Oral presentation at the 1981 Annual Meeting of the Council of Biology Editors in Boston, MA. Title was, “ A survey of rejected manuscripts”.

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March 1981: Invited presentation for Physicians and Staff at St. Lukes Hospital, Kansas City, MO. Title was, “ The effect of exercise on hypertensive mechanisms”. Invited seminar presentation, Department of Physical Education, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. Title was, “ Exercise mechanisms in body compositional studies”. Invited guest for Healh Beat, a radio program sponsored by the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, IA. Topic being discussed was “ Cutting weight for sports”. February 1981: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. Title was, “ The role of exercise in the management of hypertension”.

February 1981: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The implications of exercise training by animal models of hypertension”. January 1981: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Kinesiology, University of California-Los Angles, Los Angles, CA. Title was, “Physiological adaptations in hormonally deprived animals”. Invited seminar presentation for Physicians and Staff of the Lipid Clinic at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was ,“ The physiology and benefits of isometric and isotonic exercise”. December 1980: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, University of Illinois- Chicago, Chicago, IL. Title was, “ The role of exercise in the management of hypertension”. October 1980: Oral presentation to the Committee on Sports Medicine, Iowa Medical Society, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ The status of The Iowa Wrestling Study”. Oral presentation at the 1980 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in Toronto, Canada. Title was, “ Influence of diet and exhaustion on tissue levels of glycogen in non-trained rats. Oral presention at the 1980 Meeting of the Canadian Society for Sports Science, Toronto, Canada. Title was, “ Factors that influence athletic performace”. September 1980: Invited speaker in the Respiratory Course for Residents and Interns of the Department of Anesthesia, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The regulation of respiration”. Moderator for Symposium entitled “The Science of Swimming” sponsored by the Department of Athletics, University of Iowa, Iowa city , IA. August 1980: Invited speaker for the 1980 FIEP International Congress held in Taipei, Taiwan. Title was, “ Lessons in Exercise Physiology from animal models”.

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June 1980: Invited presentations at the 1980 Art and Science of Sport Medicine Meeting at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Titles were : “ The influence of ‘Making Weight’ on athletic performance as practiced by scholastic wrestlers”. “ Peripheral versus central cardiovascular effects associated with training”. May 1980: Invited to present the David Berger Memorial Lecture in Sports Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, Clevelland, OH. Title was, “ Physiological problems associated with scholastic wrestlers”. Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, Ball Stat University, Muncie, IN. Title was, “ Cardiovascular adjustments with exercise”. Invited speaker at Maharishi International University Symposium, Fairfield, IA. Title was, “The role of science in sports and exercise” May 1980: Invited speaker at the University of South Dakota Symposium on Sports Medicine. Title was, “Cardiovascular adaptations with training”. April 1980: Invited to present the Peter V. Karpovich Lecture at Springfield College, Springfield, MA. Title was, “ Lessons in exercise physiology learned from animal models”. Presentation for the Taiwan Delegation to the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The Exercise Physiology Program and Curriculum at the University of Iowa”. Invited presentation for the Meeting of the Iowa Medical Society in Iowa City, IA. Title was, “Exercise Physiology Concepts for Physicians”. March 1980: Presentation for the Meeting of the Committee on Sports Medicine of the Iowa Medical Society in Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ An update of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. Presentation at the NASA Workshop on Muscle Function in Houston, TX. Title was “ Reported changes In muscle function with space flight”. Invited seminar for the Department of Physiology, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA. Title was, “ The role of exercise in the management of hypertension”. Invited presentation for the Jefferson Track Club, Philadelphia, PA. Title was, “ Exercise physiology concepts for competitors in track events. Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Title was, “Problems in the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. Invited lecture for the students in Advanced Bioengineering Class at the University of Iowa, Iowa City,IA. Title was, “ The structure and function of connective tissue”. February 1980: Invited presentation for the American Heart Association Council of Circulation Meeting in Keystone, CO. Title was, “ The regulation of autonomic nervous system functions during exercise”.

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December 1979: Invited presentation for CIC Physical Education Group of Big Ten Universities in Chicago, IL. Title was, “ The Exercise Science Program at the University of Iowa”. November 1979: Introductory remarks at the Art and Science Symposium of Long Distance Running in Iowa City, IA. October 1979: Oral presentation at the Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in New Orleans, LA. Title was, “ Exercise and peripheral vascular responses of hypertensive rats”. Invited presentation for the Iowa Podiatric Society in Iowa City, IA. Title was, “The effects of exercise on connective and osseous tissues”. July 1979: Presentation for the Sports Medicine Committee of the Iowa Medical Society in Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ An update of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. June 1979: Invited presentations at the 1979 Art and Science of Sports Medicine Conference at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Titles were: “Muscle and skeletal adaptations with exercise training” “ Weight loss and the scholastic wrestler”. May 1979: Oral presentation at the 1979 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Honolulu, HI. Title was, “ Exercise and the time course of hypertension”. Presentation at the Pre-Iowa City Marathon Workshop sponsored by Iowa City Runners Club. Title was, “ The physiological effects of jogging”. April 1979: Invited seminar presentation for the Program in Physical Therapy at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The prescription of exercise in Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs”. Oral presentation at the 1979 FASEB Meeting in Dallas TX. Title was, “ Lower body negative pressure and reflex responsiveness with training”. Invited presentation at the Omaha Sports Medicine Meeting, Omaha, NE. Title was, “Response of ligaments , tendons, and junctions to mechanical stress”. March 1979: Invited presentation at the Twelfth Annual Sports Medicine and Conditioning Conference in Seattle, WA. Title was, “ The problems associated with weight loss in wrestlers”. Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, Washington State University, Pullman, WA. Title was, “ The role of exercise in the management of hypertension”. January 1989: Invited seminar presentation for the Institute of Agriculture Medicine in Oakdale, IA. Title was, “Effect of exercise on the responses of spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR “.

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December 1978: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. Title was, “Experimental studies on the role of exercise training in rats with borderline and essential hypertension”. October, 1978: Invited presentation for the Regional Meeting of the Midwest Chapter of The American College of Sports Medicine at Iowa State University, Ames, IA. Title was, “ Exercise and aging”. Oral presentation at the Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society in St. Louis, MO. Title was,“ Influence of sex, training, and pregnancy on the oxygen consumption of rats”. May 1978: Invited seminar for residents in the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of California- San Diego, San Diego, CA. Title was, “ Exercise concepts for Residents in Orthopaedic Surgery”.

May 1978: Invited seminar for faculty, staff, and residents in the Division of Respiratory Physiology and Medicine, Harbor General Hospital, Los Angles, CA. Title was, “ Experimental studies on the role of exercise training on normotensive, DOCA injected, and genetic hypertensive rats”. March 1978: Invited speaker at the Second Annual Conference on Comparative Medicine, Santa Cruz, CA. Title was, “ The role of physical activity on changes in bones, ligaments, tendons, and their junctions”. Invited speaker for the Twenty-Second Annual American Osteopathic Association Meeting, Chicago, IL. Title was, “The effect of physical activity on structural elements or from deep-knee bends to the fibroblast”. February 1978: Invited seminar presentation for the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of California- San Diego, San Diego, CA. Title was,” The effect of physical activity on ligaments and bone-ligament junctions”. November 1977: Invited presentation for the Iowa Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Davenport, IA. Title was, “Exercise specificity and implications for coaches”. October 1977: Invited speaker for members and staff, Podiatric Institute, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Experimental studies on ligament repair”. Invited speaker for the Summer High School Workshop on Weight Loss, Summer, IA. Title was, “ The physiological basis of weight loss”. Invited speaker for The Coe College Symposium on Weight Loss, Cedar Rapids, IA. Title was, “ Predicting a minimal weight for wrestlers”. Presentations for the Mini-Symposium for Health Professionals by The Department of Physical Education-Men, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Titles were: “ The concept of exercise specificity”. “Response of repaired ligaments to training”.

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July 1977: Visiting Scholar presentations for Department of Physical Education, Oregon State University, Corvalis, OR. Titles were: “ The effect of exercise on physical growth” “ The effect of exercise on hypertensive subjects”. Invited speaker for the St. Etienne Conference on Sports Medicine, St. Etienne, France. Title was, “ The effect of exercise and training on ligaments and tendons”. June 1977: Invited presentations for 1977 Conferences on The Art and Science of Sports Medicine at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Titles were: “ The contributions of exercise physiology to sports medicine”. “ The effects of exercise on ligaments and tendons”. May 1977: Invited oral presentation at the 1977 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine Symposium in Chicago,IL. entitled “ Experimental Preparations to study the effect of training “. Title was, “ The use of the Landendorff Preparation to study the effect of training”. March 1977: Invited speaker for the Nordic Sports Medicine Symposium, Beitostoeln, Norway. Title was, “ Lesions and connective tissue”. Invited presentation for the Osteopathic Foundation of Kansas City Symposium on Sports Medicine, Kansas City, KA. Title was , “ The problems of making weight and maintaining water balance in athletes”. October 1976: Organizer and Moderator of The Student Sports Medicine Symposium, University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA. September 1976: Invited lecture for student enrolled in the Medical Biochemistry class. Title was, “ Human energy transformations during exercise”. July 1976: Invited presentation for the United States Wresting Federation Conference at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Physiological aspects of competition for students 14 years and younger”. June 1976: Invited presentations for 1976 Conference on The Art and Science of Sports Medicine at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Titles were: “ The physiological basis for strength training”. “ The physiological consequences of making weight by wrestlers”.

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May 1976: Poster presentation at the 1976 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Anaheim, CA. Title was, “ The aerobic capacity of ligaments and tendons”. Invited seminar presentation for Department of Surgery, University of California at San Diego, San Diego, CA. Title was, “The influence of training on surgically repaired ligaments in rats”. April 1976: Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Current fluid balance problems in sports medicine”. Presentation at the 1976 Meeting of the American Academy of Physical Education, Milwaukee, WI. Title was, “Exercise Physiology: Today and tomorrow”.

March 1976: Invited seminar presentation for Department of Health Science, Boston University, Boston, MA. Title was, “ The response of connective tissue to training and immobilization”. Presentation at Program for Physical Therapy Workshop on Exercise Testing, College of Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The physiological rationale for exercise”. February 1976: Invited speaker by the Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine. Presentations were as follows: “Fluid balance and exercise” for the Department of Physical Education, University of Texas-Austin, Austin, TX. “ Fluid balance and exercise” for the Department of Physical Education, Texas A & M University, College Station, TX “ Fluid balance and exercise “for the Department of Physical Education, Sam Houston State University, Houston, TX “The effect of exercise training on the resting blood pressure of hypertensive rats” for the Department of Physiology, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Forth Worth, TX. “ The effect of exercise training on the strength of ligaments, tendons and knee-junctions” for the Department of Physical Education, North Texas University, Denton, TX. “ Fluid balance and exercise” for the Department of Physical Education, University of Texas- Arlington, Arlington, TX. “ The effect of exercise training on the resting blood pressures of hypertensive rats” for the Division of Medicine, Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX. “ The effect of exercise training on the strength of ligaments, tendons and knee-junctions” for the University of Texas Medical Center, Tyler, Texas.

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October 1975: Presentation at the University of Iowa Student Sports Medicine Symposium, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Manuscript and grant writing”. Oral presentation at the 1975 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, San Francisco, CA . Title was, “ Aerobic characteristics of isolated ligaments and tendons”. July 1975: Invited seminar presentation for the Program of Physical Therapy of the College of Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The role of the autonomic nervous system in the adaptations associated with exercise. Invited seminar presentation for the Program of Physical Therapy of the College of Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The adaptive response of ligaments to exercise”. June 1975: Invited presentations for The Art and Science of Sports Medicine Conference at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. Presentations were: “The scope and purpose of Sports Medicine”. “ The role of exercise in the management of injuries to ligaments”. May 1975: Invited lecture presentations for The Graduate Program in Physiology at the University of California at Davis, Davis, CA. Lecture titles were: “ The Iowa Wrestling Study: Are the benefits worth the risks? “ The influence of chronic exercise on the resting blood pressure of rats”. December 1974: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL. Title was, “ The physiological adaptations in rats associated with chronic Exercise. November 1974: Invited seminar presentation for the Cardiovascular Center located in the Department of Internal Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “The response of trained dogs to pharmacological agents”. August 1974: Oral presentation at the Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society at Albany Medical College, Albany, NY. Title was, “ The influence of aging on the weight, strength, and junction strength of rats”. June 1974: Invited presentations for the Art and Science of Sports Medicine Conference at the University of Virigina, Charlottesville, VA. Titles were” “Hormones and their changes with acute and chronic exercise”. “ The response of connective tissue to chronic exercise”.

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May 1974: Presidential Address at the 1974 Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Knoxville, TN. Title was, “ The state of the Union”. April 1974: Invited presentation for the Department of Physical Education at Emory University, Atlanta, GA. Title was, “ New research findings in exercise physiology”. Invited presentation for the Atlanta Association of Physical Educators, Atlanta, GA. Title was, “Practical implications for physical educators from recent research”. Invited presentation for Physical Education Graduate Students at the University of Georgia, Athens, GA. Title was, “ The first law of thermodynamics and the scientific basis of training”. March 1974: Invited presentation for the Nutrition for Coaches Conference sponsored by the Georgia Commission on Human Resources, Atlanta, GA. Title was, “ The making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. December 1973: Invited presentation for the Iowa High School Athletic Association Meeting, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Basic exercise physiology concepts for high school teachers and coaches”. November 1973: Invited seminar presentation for Applied Physiology Branch of the School of Aerospace Medicine, San Antonio, TX. Title was, “ The acute and chronic effects of exercise on the cardiovascular system of dogs”. Invited presentation for the 1973 Meeting of the Southeastern Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine, Knoxville, TN. Title was, “ The adaptive responses of tissues to exercise training from hormonally deprived animals”. October 1973: Invited presentation for the Iowa Medical Society Fall Conference on Nutrition, Davenport, IA. Title was, “Weight loss problems in wrestlers”. September 1973: Invited seminar presentation for the faculty and staff of the Institute of Work Physiology, Olso, Norway. Title was, “ Hormonal responses of rats to exercise training”. Oral presentation at the 4th European Symposium on Research in Gertonology, Varberg, Sweden. Title was, Exercise and junction strength in aging animals”. Oral presentation at the 2nd International Symposium on the Biochemistry of Exercise, Magglingen, Switzerland. August 1973: Invited presentation for the Iowa High School Athletic Association Clinic for High School Principals, Boone, IA. Title was, “ Physical performance capabilities of a junior High School student when compared to a senior High School student”. July 1973: Invited presentation for coaches and teachers attending the Sports Medicine Workshop in Athletic Training at Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL. Title was, “ Nutritional considerations for athletes”. June 1973: Invited presentation for coaches and teachers attending the Medical Supervision of Athletes Symposium, sponsored by the Iowa Committee on Sports Medicine, Davenport, IA. Title was, “ The problems with weight reduction in wrestlers”.

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May 1973: Invited presentation for The Regina High School PTA Group, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The physiological and mental problems associated with the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. Presentation at the 1973 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Seattle, WA. Title was, “ The objectives and purposes of a symposium devoted to The effects of exercise on fat cells”. March 1973: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Preventive Medicine, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. Title was, “ Further investigations on the bradycardia of training”. February 1973: Invited seminar presentations for faculty and students of the Department of Kinanthropology, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, CA. Titles were:

“ New trends and directions in exercise physiology”. “ From deep –knee bends to the fibroblast”.

January 1973: Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The response of connective tissue to activity and inactivity ”. August 1972: Presentation at the 1972 Fall Meeting of The American Physiological Society, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. Title was, “ Adaptive responses of ligaments to exercise”. July 1972: Invited presentation for members and staff of The Santa Cruz Animal Hospital, Santa Cruz, CA. Title was

“ Exercise lessons for veterinarians”.

Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Kinesiology, University of California at Los Angles, Los Angles, CA. Title was, “ Influence of immobilization, surgical repair, and exercise on ligaments”. May 1972 Presentations at the 1972 Annual Meeting of The American College of Sports Meeting in Philadelphia, PA. Titles were: “ The problems of weight loss in wrestlers”. “ The influence of exercise on rat bones”. Invited presentation for 1972 Annual Meeting of The Iowa Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ Practical aspects of Exercise Physiology for women”. April 1972: Invited presentation at the Joint Meeting of the Iowa High School Athletic Association and the Iowa Medical Society, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ An update of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. March 1972: Invited seminar presentation for the Applied Physiology Branch of the School of Aerospace Medicine, San Antonio, TX. Title was, “New directions in Exercise Physiology”. December 1971: Invited presentation for the 1971 Sports Medicine Conference of the Maryland Medical Society, Catonsville, MD. Title was, Reducing the physiological problems associated with the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”

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November 1971: Presentation for the Big Ten CIC Exercise Physiology Symposium , Minneapolis, MN. Title was, “ The role of body fluids in exercise”. October 1971: Invited presentation at the Regional Meeting of the Mid-West Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine, George Williams College, Downers Grove, IL. Title was, “ The influence of physical activity on connective tissue”. August 1971: Presentation at the 1971 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS. Title was, “ Evaluating indices which differentiate non-trained, trained, and de-trained dogs”. June 1971: Invited presentation for the Ball State University Sports Medicine Meeting, Muncie, IN. Title was, “ The status of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. May 1971: Invited presentation for the 1971 Annual Convention of the Iowa Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “ Practical applications from Exercise Physiology”. Invited presentation for the 1971 Sports Medicine Symposium of the Ohio Medical Society, Columbus, OH. Title was, “ Physiological guidelines for the making of weight by scholastic wrestlers”. May 1971: Invited presentation for the Graduate Student Club of the Program in Physical Therapy, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The physiological consequences of immobilization”. March 1971: Invited seminar presentation for the Applied Physiology Branch, School of Aerospace Medicine, San Antonio, TX. Title was, “ The use of atropine sulfate as an indicator of training”. February 1971: Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Response of connective tissue to stress”. January 1971: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Anatomy, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ The influence of physical activity, surgical repair, and exogenous hormones on ligamentous strength”. Invited presentation by Department of Athletics, Mankato State College, Mankato, MN. Title was, “ How to use the Tcheng-Tipton prediction equation to predict the body weight of wrestlers”. November 1970: Presentation for the Iowa College of Medicine Workshop in Sport Medicine. Title was, “ How to predict a minimal wrestling weight”. August 1970: Presentation at the 1970 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Title was, “ The response of adrenalectomized rats to training”. Presentation for the Board in Control of the Iowa High School Athletics, Boone, IA. Title was, “Status of the Iowa Wrestling Study”.

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June 1970: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Biology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE. Title was, “ Animal research in Exercise Physiology”. Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE. Title was, “ The importance of the first law of thermodynamics “. May 1970: Presentation at the 1970 Meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science, Waverly, IA. Title was, “ The effect of exercise on adrenalectomized rats”. April 1970: Presentation at the Regional Meeting of the Mid-West Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. Title was, “ Weight loss in Iowa scholastic wrestlers”. Presentation for the Iowa Medical Society Committee on Sports Medicine, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “Iowa Wrestling Study Update, Part IV”. January 1970: Presentation for the Iowa Medical Society Committee on Sports Medicine, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “Iowa Wrestling Study Update, Part III”. November 1969: Invited presentation for the AMA Committee on Sports Medicine Meeting, Denver, CO. Title was, “ A summary of the Iowa Wrestling Study”. October 1969: Invited seminar presentation for Department of Surgery, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Body composition considerations for physicians”. August 1969: Presentation at the 1969 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, University of California, Davis, CA. Title was, “ Influence of atropine sulfate on the heart rates of non-trained, trained, and detrained rats”. May 1969: Oral presentation at the 1969 Annual Convention of the American College of Sports Medicine, Atlanta, GA. Title was, “Response of intact and isolated hearts to atropine ”. Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Investigations on the bradycardia of training”. May 1969: Invited seminar presentation for the Applied Physiology Branch, School of Aerospace Medicine, San Antonio, TX. Title was, “ Mechanisms responsible for the adaptations to training”. April 1969: Oral presentation for the Research Section of the 1969 American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Convention, Boston, MA. Title was, ‘Evaluation of the Hall Method to

predict the body weight of scholastic wrestlers”. February 1969: Invited presentation for the symposium on the Biology of Physical Activity, Vancouver, Canada. Title was, “The role of exercise on ligamentous strength”. Invited presentation for the St. Louis Conference on knee inuries, sponsored by the National Academy of Science, St. Louis, MO. Title was, “Lactic acid, oxygen debt and training”.

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January 1969: Presentation for the Iowa Medical Society Committee on Sports Medicine, Des Moines, IA. Title was, “Iowa Wrestling Study Update, Part II”. August 1968: Invited presentation for the Symposium on Work Performance, Boston, MA. Title was, “ Evaluation of the presentations at the symposium”. July 1968: Invited presentation for the 1968 Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, Chicago, IL. Title was, “Research in Physical Education”. June 1968: Presentation for the 1968 Meeting of The Biochemistry of Exercise, Brussels, Belgium. Title was, “Training and repaired ligaments of hypophysectomized rats”. Invited seminar presentation, Department of Clinical Physiology, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden. Title was, “ Isolated heart investigations”. May 1968: Invited Basic Science Lecture for interns in Internal Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “Exercise and the heart”. April 1968: Invited Lecture for The Upper New York Heart Association, Ithaca, NY. Title was, “ The effect of exercise on the heart”. August 1967: Presentation at the 1967 Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Howard University, Washington, DC. Title was, “ Ligamentous strength measurements from hypophysectomized rats”. May 1967: Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “Investigations on connective tissue”. April 1967: Oral presentation for the 1967 Federation Meetings, Chicago, IL. Title was, “ Training and thyroidectomized rats. November 1966: Invited presentation for the University of Toledo Symposium on the cardiovascular aspects of health. Title was, “ Exercise and the myocardium”. August 1966: Presentation at the 1966 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, University of Houston, Houston, TX. Title was, “Exercise and liagamentous strength” June 1966: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Physical Education, Washington State University, Pullman, WA. Title was, “The mechanism associated with the bradycardia of training”. May 1966: Invited seminar presentation for the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was, “ Progress in Ligament research”. March 1966: Presentation at the 1966 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Madison , WI. Title was, “ The alactacid debt”. February 1966: Invited presentation at the Convocation at Warburg College, Waverly, IA. Title was, “ The physiological consequences of automation”.

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January 1966: Invited presentation for the Iowa Section of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Title was “The role of exercise training on myocardial cholinesterase Levels”. December 1965: Seminar presentation for the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa. Iowa City, IA. Title was, “Investigations concerning the vagus nerve”. Presentation at a Regional Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa city, IA. Title was, “ Training and its cholinergic consequences”. November 1965: Invited presentation for the 1965 Meeting of the Committee on Sports Medicine of the American Medical Association, Philadelphia, PA. Title was, “ Current ligament research”. March 1964: Presentation at the 1964 Annual Meeting of The American College of Sports Medicine, Los Angles, CA. Title was, “ The influence of atropine on the heart rates of trained and nontrained rats”.

March 1963: Presentation at the 1963 Federation Meetings, Atlantic City, NJ. Title was, “ The influence of walking in high heels on knee and ankle actions”. April 1962: Presentation for the Meeting of the Eastern Division of the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation., Philadelphia, PA. Title was, “ Mechanisms associated with exercise bradycardia”. December 1961: Presentation for the Regional Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Springfield College, Springfield, MA. Title was,” Electrogoinmetry as a new research tool”. August 1961: Oral presentation at the 1961 Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Title was, “ The effect of exercise on the heart rate of rats”. August 1960. Presentation for the Illinois Academy of Science, Champaign, IL. Title was, “The use of the rotometer for disabled students.

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GRANTMANSHIP YEAR(S) OF SUPPORT FUNDING SOURCE TITLE OR PURPOSE OF GRANT AMOUNT

1994-1995 NIH Exercise training and animal models of $000, 000 hypertension 1992-1995 NASA Mechanistic studies on the reduced exercise $ 300, 010 performance of rats exposed to conditions of simulated weightlessness 1992 NIH Biomedical To purchase equipment to use for the grant $7, 500 Support Grant

1989-1993 NiH Exercise training and animal models of $ 332, 163 hypertension ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1989-1991 NASA Mechanistic studies on the reduced exercise $ 455, 000 performance of rats exposed to conditions of simulated weightlessness. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1988-1989 Arizona Heart Exercise training and ANF levels in rats $ 17, 000 Association ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1987-1988 Arizona Heart Exercise training and ANF levels in rats $ 7, 000 Association ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1986-1988 NASA Mechanism or reduced exercise performance of $ 365, 582 rats with exposure to simulated microgravity ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1985-1986 Arizona Heart Exercise training and diet-induced borderline $20, 0000 Association hypertension in rats ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1985-1986 Iowa Medical Iowa Wrestling Study: The measurement of state $ 5, 800 Society , Iowa finalists High School Athletic Association

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1984-1985 Arizona Heart Influence of exercise training on the blood pressure $16, 500 Association of obese rats. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 1983-1985 NCAA Establishment of a National Data Center for $8, 500 anthropometric and densiometric results from scholastic wresters to validate an equation for a minimal wrestling weight.

1983-1984 NIH via Dr. Granner Autonomic nervous system changes in diabetic $18, 000 in Biochemistry rats.

1983-1984 Iowa Heart Exercise training and obese rats. $7, 000 Association

1982-1987 NIH Influence of exercise training on animal models of $229, 568 Hypertension.

1980-1981 Iowa Medical Society Validation of a minimal body weight for Iowa $13, 323 & Iowa High School scholastic wrestlers. Athletic Association ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1979-1980 NASA via Dr. Hargens Influence of simulated weightlessness on fluid $29, 500 of Department of shifts and muscle function Surgery at UCSD

1979-1980 Iowa Corn Producers Exercise performance and carbohydrate $16, 000 via Dr. Gisolfi of consumption. Department of PE & Physiology

1979-1980 American Osteopathic Changes in ligamentous strength with sclerotic $5, 500 Association via Dr. Liu agents. Of Department of Bioengineering.

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1978-1982 NIH Training grant for the interdisciplinary education $250,000 of Exercise Scientist (Exercise Physiologists)

1978-1979 Iowa Heart The effect of acute and chronic exercise on $4, 000 Association diabetic rats

1975-1976 American Diabetic The effect of acute and chronic exercise on $5, 800 Association diabetic rats

1974-1975 NIH via Dr. Abboud of The effect of the exercise training on the $10, 800 The Department of cardiovascular system of dogs. Internal Medicine ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1973-1974 NIH via Dr. Abboud of The effect of the exercise training on the $8, 000 The Department of cardiovascular system of dogs. Internal Medicine

1973-1977 NIH The measurement of ligamentous strength $250, 000 In animals.

1971-1972 Iowa Medical Society Evaluation of the Hall Method to predict the $1, 450 & Iowa High School body weight of scholastic wrestlers. Athletic Association

1971-1972 NIH via Dr. Abboud of The effect of the exercise training on the $12, 000 The Department of cardiovascular system of dogs. Internal Medicine

1970-1972 NIH Investigations of the mechanisms responsible $51, 000 for changes in ligamentous strength in animals

1970-1972 School of Aerospace Evaluation of physiological indices with $52, 000 Medicine exercising dogs

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____________________________________________________________________________________________ 1969-1970 Iowa Medical Society Evaluation of the Hall Method to predict the $5. 000 & Iowa High School body weight of scholastic wrestlers. Athletic Association

1969-1970 Iowa Heart Association Further investigations on the bradycardia $5,000 of training.

1968-1969 Iowa Medical Society Evaluation of the Hall Method to predict the $2. 000 & Iowa High School body weight of scholastic wrestlers. Athletic Association

1968-1969 Iowa Heart Association Cholingeric investigations with non-trained $4, 900 and trained rats. _______________________________________________________________________________________ _____

1967-1968 Iowa Heart Association Measurement of myocardial acetycholine $4, 900

concentrations in non-trained and trained rats

1967-1972 National Defense The education and training of Exercise $65, 000 Education Act Physiologists.

1965-1966 The Athletic Council of The measurement of knee stability $5, 000 the University of Iowa in humans.

1965-1969 NIH The measurement of ligamentous strength $108, 000 In animals.

1965-1966 The Athletic Council of The measurement of knee stability $5, 000 the University of Iowa in humans.

1965-1966 Iowa Heart Association The measurement of myocardial cholinesterase $4,980 and anticholinesterase activity in exercise and non- exercised rats. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

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______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1964-1965 Iowa Heart Association The effect of exercise on the heart rates and $4, 900 heart weights of hypophysectomized rats.

1963-1965 College of Medicine The influence of vagotomy and exogenous $2, 788 Research Fund at the growth hormone on the heart weights of University of Iowa exercised and non-exercised rats.

1962-1964 Massachusetts Heart A pilot study on cardiac denervation in $3,000 Association dogs.

1962-1963 Massachusetts Heart The effect of exercise on the heart rate and $1, 300 Association weight of rats. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Total amount of funds received for education and research purposes $2, 724, 964

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