November 1999

Curriculum Vitae

MARVIN L. RIEDESEL

EDUCATION AND DTCREES

1943 Graduate, Wheatland Public High School1949 8.A., Biology major, Chemistry minor, Cornell College1953 M.S,, Physiology major, School of Medicine, University of Iowa1955 Ph.D., Physiology rrajor, School of Medicine, University of lowa

POSTTIONS

Graduate Assisant Dental College, University of lowa, 1952-54Teaching Fellowship Department of Physiology, School of Medicine, University of lowa, 1954-55Research Associate Departnent of Occupational Health, Graduate School of Public Health, University

of Pittsburgh, 1955-59Assistant hofessor Deparunent of Biology, The University of New Mexico, 1959-64Associate Professor Department of Biology, The University of New Mexico, 1965-71hofessor Department of Biology, The University of New Mexico, 1971-95Emeritus Professor De,parunent of Biology, The University of New Mexico, 1995 to present

TEACHING EXPERIENCE (scmester courses)

University of Iowa ' Teaching FellowshipI-ecturer Histology for Dental Students, 1952-53Teaching Assistant Mammalian Physiology, 1954-55Teaching Assistant Physiology for Nurses, 1955

Teaching Assistant Physiology for Pharmacy Students, 1955

Cornell College Assistant Instnrctorkcturer Anatomy and Physiology, 1955

University of Pittsburgh Research AssociateLaboratory Assistant Physiology for Medical Students, 1957'58I*chrrer Analytical method in Industrial Hygiene, 1955-59Teaching Assistant Man and His Environrnent, 1958

University of New Mexico . Assistant, Associate, and ProfessorSemesters 2 Human Auatomy and Physiology

2 Cytology and Histology8 Physiology of Exercise

43 Vertebrate Physiology4 Comparative Physiology4 Endocrinology8 Radiation Biology3 Human Physiology for Pharmacy Surdents

TEACHING EXPERIENCE (cont.)

University of New Mexico (cont.)Semesters 7 Cellular PhYsiologY

10 Environmental PhYsiologY

1 Seminar, Animal SPecial Senses

5 Seminar, Mamrnalian Hibernation4 Biological AdaPtations

I Seminar, Thermal Environment1 Biology for Health-Related Sciences

7 Radiation BiologY

3 Space PhysiologyPREVIOUS OFF.CAMPUS RESEARCH SUPPORT

Departrnent of Physiology, Lovelace Foundation for Medical Education and Research, "Physiological

Responses in Dogsio Combined Hypothermia and Hypoxia." Research Associate. Utrich C. Luft,

Principal Investigator. Summer 1960.

NSF Grant Gl4y'igs. $14,700. "Hydration as a Factor in Mammalian Hibernation and Aestivation."

Principal Investigator . 1960'62.

NSF Grant G20000. $3,000, with matching funds from UNM. "Laboratory Furniture for Physiology

Research Laboratories. " Directot. 196l-62.

NSF Grant G8216. $28,300. 'Evaluation of Physiological Strain during Hibernation and Aestivation."

Principal Investigator . 1962-65.

NSF Grant GM322- $2.S00. "Evaluation of Physiological Strain during Hibernation and Aestivation."

1965-66.

NSF Grant $12,000, with marching funds from UNM. "Physiology Teaching l,aboratory Equipment."

L.D. Potter, M.L.Riedesel, C.S. Crawford. 1966.

AEC BM 8-L-67. "Teaching Laboratory Equipment Grant." $12,000. L.D. Potter, M.L. Riedesel, G.V'

Johnson. 1966-67 .

AEC Contract AT-29-2-1629. $15,885. "Effecg of Temperature on Biological Distribution of Radioiso-

topes." Director. 1964.

AEC Contr act AT-29-Z-L6ZI. $58,000. "Effects of Temperature on Biological Distribution of Radioiso-

topes. " Director. 1965-68.

NSF Grant GBi339. $23,000. "Heat Exchange Constants for Small Mammals." Principal Investigator'

1966-70.

National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Senior Resident Research Associateship in the

Environmental Research Laboratory, NASA-Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA, $15,625'

Apr. l-Aug. 16, L974 and Summet 1975.

NASA NCAR-510-402. $1,416. "Control Mechanism of MeAbolism during Poikilothermia." Principal

Investigator. Jul. 1974-Jan. 1975.

NASA NCA2-OR510-502. $1,900. .,control Mechanisrn of Metabolism during Poikilothermia.' Principal

Investigator. 1975.

PREVIOUS OFF-CAMPUS RESEARCH SUPPORT (CONI.)

NA5A NcA2-oR5l0-601. $3;000. "Melatonin as a Regulator in Marnmalian Hibernation." Principal

lnvestigator. Jun. l97GIs/laY L977.

NIH-MBRS. $10,000. .Respiration during llibernation & Hypothermia.' Principal Investigator'

1980-83.

U.S. Air Force. $10,000. "Glycerol Megbolism in l-aboratory Animals'" 1982'

u.s. Air Force. scEE. $17,450. "oral Glycerol as an Antidote to chemical rffarfare Protection

Garments.' Principal Investigaor' 1984

UNM Faculty Research Allocations Committee and Clinical Research Center, Medical School' $1,300 to

10,000/Year, PrinciPal. 1984-87'

NASA,NAS9-1TT20,KnrgInternational'$25'000'"GlycerolHyperhydrationandOrthostaticTolerance'"1987-88.

U.S. Olympic Committee, $8,925. "Overhydration of longdistance runners"' l'988'

U.S. Army, Research Offrce, $20,000. "Extended Hyperhydration'" July 1988-Feb' 1989'

NASA Grant No. NAG 9-401, Basic, $30,000/year. "Glycerol-induced Hyperhydration." oct. 1989-sept'

1992.

NASA Grant No. NAG g4s3,Basic, $?5,000/year. "Glycerol solution as a countenneasure to orthostatic

Intolerance during Bedrest." Jul' 1, 1990-Jun' 30, 1993'

f.'"*'d )SPECIAL TRAINING PROGRAMS

Joint NSF Grang and AEC Contracts (approx. $40,000 per sulnmer budget):

Radiation Biology Sumrner Institute for High School Teachers: Radiation Biology Laboratory

Instnrctor. 1960-61.

Radiation Biology Summer tnstinrte for High School and College Teachers: Radiation Biology

Instruetor. L962-66.

Radiation Biology Summer Instirute for College Teachers: Radiation Biology Instructor and Director'

1967-68.

Research participation program in Radiation Biology for College Teachers in Biology: Director' NSF'

CY 4080, and AEC, AT(29-2)2566' $8,000' 1968'

NSF Grant G716ffi.$g,425, seminar, 'physiological Systems in semi-arid Environments." Director' 1967'

NIH 2F2IID -23, 97442. Approx. $16,000. child Health and Human Developurent Post-Doctorate Fellow-

ship awarded professoi6ordon H. Brfan, Montana State University to study Radioisotope Tech-

niques. 19&45.

PREVIOUS OFF-CAMPUS RESEARCH SITPPORT (cont.)

Effects of glycerol-lnduced hyperhydration on lower-body negativepressure respooses:. A combined cerebral and cardiovascular study.$78'700lyr L992

NASA Physiol-ogical Responses to Tllt-bed with and without SountermeasuresPost-bedrest $L3l-J598 5 years 1993

.

NASA pending, Cerebral Autoregulation Plastieity in Space Flight.$3001000 /yr. R. Bondarr P.I.r M.L' Riedesel co-P.I.Sept. L994-98

ClinicaL Research Ctr, UNM Hospital. Vaseular Responses to Variabilttyin Orthostatitc Testing. Cornpleted. Supported ln part by CanadianSpace Ageney, NIII and NASA}. 1995

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SPECIAT PERTINENT EXPERIENCE

Participant First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh International Hibernation Symposia

(IHS): Boston, MA, 1959; Helsinki, Finland, 1962; Toronto, Canada, 1966; Aspen,

CQ,1970; Lake Louise, Canada 1'977;Fallen traf Lake, CA, 1985.

Participant Ray Hock Memorial Symposium, Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada,

NV, June 28,1971.

Participant Temperature Acclimation Symposium, Leiden, The Netherlands, September 5'7, 1962.

Organizer Seminar, Physiological Systems in semiarid Environmens, 196'1. (NSF Grant GZ66AO)

Organizer Symposium, SW & RM fuL{S CODAZR Health Related Problems in Arid Lands,

Arizona State University, AZ, t971.

Reviewer Research Grant Proposals for NSF, NIH Research Corporation, and Max C. Fleisch-

mann Foundation; 1-4lyr.

Reviewer Manuscripts for publication in Federation of American Societies for Experimental

Biology, symposia Medicine and Science in Spotts, American Journal of Plrysiology,

Ec olo gy, SW Nanralist, Phy siolo gic al Taology .

Consultant Biological Sciences Communications Project, OfFrce of Technology Utilization, LifeSciences, NASA, 1963-69.

Member Committee on Desert and Arid Zones Research (CODAZR), SW & RM DivisionAAAS 1968 to present; Sec. 1968-75; Chrm. 1975-78.

Participant International Symposium on Altitude and Cold, Aspen, CO, September 2-6, 1968.

I-ecturer Invited 30-min. lecture, Hibernation Session, American Physiological Society Meet-

ings, April 1973.

Lecturer Invited 30-min. lecture, American Physiological Society. "Protein and Fat Me&abolism

during Mammalian Hypophagia and Hibernation.'n Symposium. Fed. Proc.39:2959-2963. t980

Recipient National Research Council Senior Resident Researeh Associateship, 1974-75,Environmental Physiology Research Laboratory, NASA-Ames Research Center.

Member Educational Materials Review Board of the Education Committee of the American

Physiological Society (September), 1975-80.

Member AAAS Office of International Science Advisory Committee to United Nations ofDesertification (AAAS/UNCOD) 1976-78.

Attended Environmental Stress: Individual Adaptation International Symposium at Institute ofEnvironmental Stress, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, August

3l-September 3,197'1,'arranged by Dr. J.A. Wagner.

Visiting Scientist Universities Space Research Association, Cardiovascular Laboratory, fohnson Space

Center, Houston, TX, Feb. l-May 1, 1990.

PUBLICATIONS

Books:

Hoff, C. Clayton and Marvin L. Riedesel, eds. 1969. Physiological Systems in Seni-arid Environments'

The University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, NM, 293 pp.

Loeppky, J.A. and M.L. Riedesel, eds. 1982. Oxygen'Transport to Hwrwn Tissues. NY: Elsevlier North

Holland, Inc.

Folk, J.Edgar, Marvin L. Riedesel and Diana L. Thrift. L998. Principles of lruegralive Environmental

Pttysiology. Bethesda, MD: Austin and Winfield Publistrers; Baltimore MD: Rowman & Littlefield

Publications Group.

Articles:

Riedesel, M.L. 1953. Nitrogen Content of Tooth Pulp. Master of Science Thesis, Department of Physiol-

ogy, School of Medicine, University of lowa. Chairman: Dr. A.K. Fisher.

Riedesel, M.L. and A.K. Fisher. 1954. Nitrogen cont€nt of dental pulp. "/. Dent. Res.33:632-636'

Riedesel, M.L. 1955. Serum magnesium levels in heterothermic animals exposed to cold. Doctor ofPhilosophy Dissertation, Department of Physiology, School of Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa

City, t24 p. Chairman: G. Edgar Folk, Jr., Ph.D.

Riedesel, M.L. and G.E. Folk, Jr. 1956. Serum magnesium changes in hibernation. Nature 177:668.

Farrand, R.L., G. Edgar Folk, Jr., and M.L. Riedesel. 1956. Types of mammalian hibernation. Iowa

Acad. of Sci. 63:724-728.

Riedesel, M.L. 1957. Serum magnesium levels in mammalian hibernation. Trans. Kansas Acad. of Sct,

60:99-141.

Riedesel, M.L. and G. Edgar Folk, Jr. 1958. Serum electrolyte levels in hibernating mammals. Amer.

Nwurelist 92(86) :3O7 -3 12.

Riedesel, Marvin L. 1960. The internal environment during hibernation. Pp. 421435 in Marnrnalian

Hibernntion, Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College LU ' C 'P . Lyman

and A.R. Dawe, eds. Harvard University Press. 547 pp,Invited paper.

Riedesel, Marvin L. 1960. Physiological indices of strain. Pp. 61-68 in USAEC Div. Technical Information

TID 7616 Chenistry.

Belding, Harwood S., Bruce A. Hertig and Marvin L. Riedesel. 1960. Laboratory simulation of a hot

industrial job to find effective heat stress and resulting physiologic strain. Amer. Industrial llygiene

Assoc. J.2l:25-3L r

Belding, H.S-, T.F. Hatch, B.A. Hertig and M.L. Riedesel. 1960. Recent developments in understanding

of iffecrs of exposure to heat. h. S39-S45 n 13th International Congress on Occupatiorwl Health,

New York.

Hertig, Bruce A., Marvin L. Riedesel and Harwood S. Belding. 1961. Sweating in hot baths. J- App.

Physiol. 16:&7-651.

Riedesel, M. L. and T. F. Hatch. 1958. Phyelologlcal aepectsof heat stress. 3199, I"rdS" F,aLt Caqdiac Seminar: 2L-22Held AgrLculatural Experlment Stattonn Purdue Unlverslty'LaFayette, IN. 10-11 Septenber 1958

Rledesel, M. L. 1960. Effects of alcohol on the hr:man body. Pp. 23-30- Ic Tle S-eqond+qy $ghool to thg PreYelLtlon oF Al-goholteq l,{orksfrop.

Feb. 29, I'lat. L, 2, Student UnLon, UnivereLty of New MexLeo

Bintz, G, L., Crowl"eyl T. J' and M. L. Riedesel. Early 1950tsCeLl PhyqtoLogv I.ab- Manual 429 001 Dept' Blology'Universlty of Nev Mexico

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PUBLICATIONS (cont.)

Herting, 8.d,., M.L. Riedesel and H.S. Belding. l9O. Tilrae cours€ of sweating in warm baths. Pp. 213-228 nAdvances In Biol.ogy of Ekin I[ William Montagna, Richard A. Ellis and Alene F. Silver, eds.

Macmillan Co.

Riedesel, M.L., I-awrence R. Klinestiver and Nancy R. Benally. 1964. Tolerance of Citellus lateralis and

C. spilosona for water deprivation. Pp. 377-388 in Finnish Academy af Science. Annales AcademiaeScientiamm Fennicae, Series An fV, Biological Tl,Paavo Suomalainen, ed. 453 p. Invited paper.

Riedesel, M.L. and J.T. Yelverton. 1966. Waterbath sildies of marnmals from several ecological areas.

Pp. 89G899 n Biomcteorology II,Part 2, S.W. Tromp and W.H. Weihe, eds. Pergamon Press, NewYork. It44 pp.lnvited paper.

Bintz, G.L. and M.L. Riedesel. 1967. Water content of ground squirrel and laboratory rat tissues. Contp.

Biochem. Pky siol. 22;1 5-8O.

Riedesel, M.L., Yu-Chong Lin; J.J. Young and G.H. Bryan. 196?. Cesium-l37 metabolism in active and

hibernating Citellas laterahs. Pp. 219.?;34 n ManaruIian Hibemation III,K.C. Fisher, A.R. Dawe,C.P. Lyman E. Schonbaum and F.E. South, Jr., eds. Oliver and Boyd Ltd., Edinburgh. 535 pp.Invited.

Young, J.J. and M,L. Riedesel. 1967. Water bath studies on field and captive Citellus lateralis. Pltysiol.7nol. 4O:189-193.

Chuang, Tsin Fu, Morris B. Snipes, Clifford S. Crawford and Marvin L. Riedesel. 1968. r37Cs metabolism

nBlana orientalis at various temperatures. hntp. Biochem. Physiol.24:997-ftA2

Riedesel, M.L. 1968. Challenges in environmental physiology. New Me*ico Acd. Sci. Bull.9(1):31-33.Invited paper.

Hoff, C. Clayton and Marvin L. Riedesel, eds. 1969. Plrysiological Syxems in Semi-arid. Environms*s.University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque.293 pp.

Snipes, Morris B. and Marvin L. Riedesel. 1969. Studies of diet as a factor in 13ts metabolism J. Nwr.97:212-218.

Riedesel, M.L., J.L. Cloudsley-Thompson and J. Anne Cloudsley-Thompson. 1971. Evaporativethermoregulation in turtles. Pltysiol. 7aoL 44:28-32.

Bintz, Gary L., Lorelei B. Binu and Marvin L. Riedesel. 197L. Reqpiratory quotient as an index ofselective tissue catabolism by waterdeprived laboratory rats and Sperruophilus lateralis. Cornp. Bio-chem. Plrysiol. 384:l2L-lTI .

Riedesel, M.L., ed. 1971. Heahh Related Problems in Arid. Lands. Arizona State Univ. Pre$s, Tempe, 71

pp.

Riedesel, M.L. and G.L. Rigler. L972. Bioenergetics of marnnalian hibernation. h. 3-13 n Studies tnEnvironme*al Physiology, G. Edgar Folk and B.D. Dill, eds. Desert Research Institute Publication,Boulder City, Nevada . 52 pp.Invited paper.

McNamara, M. Colleen, andM.L. Riedesel. 1973. MemoryandhibernationnCitelluslateralis. Science

179:92-94, 181:86-87.

Riedesel, M.L. 1973. Hibernation, Spring 1973. The Physiolngist 16:565-579. Invited paper.

Bintzn Gary L. Lg6g. Soditm-22 retent,iolr as a function of waLeriniake Ly 9,1q9lLup.lateralLs. M. L. RledeseL laboratory. Pp. 45:5?.rn Bhverb@.p1:.ar44 F-nJ*ronngnfs' -

j- .cLayton Hoftanaffiltors. UnLverstty of New llexj.co PresstAlbuquerque.

tilhite, James E. 1969. An in-progress fepott on the effects of,temperature on the uptake and distrlbution of cesLlrg-l-37 incnemid-oph.orus ngoqe.JrLcanqs (New Mexlco whiptail lizard). M' L.

49-I5L In Physiologlcal, Svs.tems tnS-enL-arid Envirjments. C. Clayton ttoff and Marvin t. Rfedesel'Eitors. Untversfty of New l'Iexico Press, Albuquerque'

&iedesel, M. t., editor. !97L, Heellh Related ProbLems la Arld Lands'contrlbutlon No. L4 of tt* coffi h(coDAzR), synposfim'held at Arlzona state university, Tempe, 2L-24Agntli197L,- ilaperback 71 p. l47th Annual Mtg Southwestern-& Rocky

Mounrain Div of Amer. Assoc. Advaccement of science (AAAS) I

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PUBLICATIONS (cont.)

Riedesel. M.L. 1974 Book Review. Htbernation and Hypothermia: Perspectives and Challenges, F 'F.South, J.P. Hannon, J.S. Willis, E. Pengelley, and N.R. Alpert, eds., 1972, Elsevier, New York, 743

pp. American Scientist 62:144.

Sturbaum, 8.A., and M.L. Riedesel. 1974. Temperature regulation responses of ornate box turtles, Terra'pene ornata, to heat. Contp. Biochem. Plrysiol.48A:527-538.

Palmer, Dennis L. and M.L. Riedesel. 1976. Responses of whole-animal and isolated hearts of ground

squirrel, Citellas lateralis, to melatonin . Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 53C:69-72.

Riedesel, M.L. and Bill A. Williams. 1976. Continuous Z4-hour oxygen consumptionby Myotis velifer.

Comp. Biochem Phy siol. 54A :95-99.

Sturbaum, B.A. and M.L. Riedesel. 1977. Dissipation of stored body heatby the ornate box turtle, Terrap-

ene ornata. Comp. Biochem. Physiol.5SA:93-97

Riedesel, M.L. 1977. Bloodphysiology. Chapter4.Pp. 485-517 inBiology of Bats, Vol. III, WilliamWimsatt, ed. Academic Press, New York. 651 pp.

Glass, Mogens L., James W. Hicks and Marvin L. Riedesel . 1979. Respiratory responses to long-term

temperature exposure in the box turtle, Terrapene ornata. J. Comp. Physiol. 131:353-359.

Steffen, J.M., G.L. Rigler, A.K. Moore and M.L. Riedesel. 1980. Urea recycling in active golden-mantled

ground squirrel (Spermophilus lateralis).Am. J. Physiot.239 (Regulatory Integrative Comp. Physiol.

8:R168-R173).

Riedesel, M.L. and J.M. Steffen. 1980. Protein metabolism and urea recycling in rodent hibernators. Fed.

Proc. 38:2959-2963. Invited paper.

Steffen, J.M. and M.L. Riedesel. 1982. Pulmonary ventilation and cardiac activity in hibernating and

arousing golden-mantled ground squirels (Spernnphilus lateralis). Cryobiology l9:83-91.

Loeppky, J.A. and M.L. Riedesel, eds. Oxygen Transport to Humnn Tissues. Elsevier North Holland, Inc.,

NY. 1982.

Hicks, J.W., M.L. Riedesel. 1983. Diurnal ventilatory patterns in the garter snake, Thanmophis elegans. J.

Comp. Physiol. 149:503-5 10.

Carlberg, Karen A., Maire T. Buckman, Glenn T. Peake and Marvin L. Riedesel. 1983. Body composition

of oligolamenorrheic athletes. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 15:215-217.

Carlberg, K,A., M.T. Buckman, G.T. Peake and M,L. Riedesel. 1983. A survey of menstrual function in

athletes. Eur. J. of Appl. Physiol.5I:211-222

Riedesel, M.L., J.E. Griego and D.C. Espinosa, 1986. Respiratory patterns in hibernating Spermophilus

Interulis. Pp. 461-468 in Living tn the Cold, H. Craig Heller, X.J. Musacchia and Lawrence C.H.

Wang, eds. Elsevier, NY.

Riedesel, M.L., D.Y. Allen, G.T. Peake and K. Alqattan. 1987. Hyper-hydration with glycerol solutions.

J. App. Physiol. 63:2262-2268.

Lyons, T.P, M.L. Riedesel, L.E. Meuli and T.W. Chick. 1990. Effects of glycerol-induced hyperhydration

prior to exercise in the heat on sweating and core temperature. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.22:477483.

Rledesel, M. L. 1978 Book RevLew. Man-Ho! anF Co14 by Otto G. Edholm,L978: The Instltutb of Blologyts StudLes in Biology oro. 97,Edward ArnoLd Ltd., London. Paperback 50 p.

Riedesel, M. L. 1992 Textbook Review. for Amer. Phyeiologlcal Soc-:Errvlronmerntal & Metatolfc {q{gg! Physjolo$y, 4th 91! bV B. Ladd!'ro#Ar, eaTt#

Riedesel, M. t-. 1993 Book Review of @ lF qhe Eunan BodyCritlcal Conceqts agl Cl:Lnlgal. pplLcatLons by N. Kastinge, OxfordUnlv. Press. for The Aner Physlol Soc, The Phyelologjlst

RiedeseJ., M. L. 1993. Blzaare and Bea,ut1lul Eyeg by Ken Luboff.John Muir Publicatlone

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PUBIICATIONS (cont.)

Lyons, T.P. and M,L. Riedesel. 1993. Glycerol-induced hlperhydration: Its effects on fluid comparfrnentsin the rat. Life Sciences 53:1779-L787.

Bondar, R.L. M.S. Kassam, F. Stein, P.T. Dunphy and M.L. Riedesel. 1994. Simultaneous transcranialDoppler and arterial blood pressure response to lower body negative pressure. J. Clinical Pharmacol-ogy 34(6):584-589.

Bondar, R.L., M.S. I(assam, F. Stein, P.T. Dunphy, S. Forhey md M.L. Riedesel. 1995. Simultaneouscerebrovascular and cardiovascular responses during presyncope. Strolu 26:t794-18N.

Koenigsberg, P.S., K.K. Martin, H.R. Hlave and M.L. Riedesel. 1995. Sustained hyperhydration withglycerol ingestion. Life Sciences 57:645-653.

Riedesel, M.L. and G.E. Folk, Jr. 1996. Estivation. Pp.279-2U, Vol. 1 n Handbook of Physielogy,Section 4: Environnrental Physiology, M.I. Fregly and C.M. Blatteis, eds.

Montner, P., D.M. Stark, M.L. Riedesel, G. Murata, R. Robergs, M. Timms and T.W. Chick.1996. Pre-exercise glycerol hydration improves cycling endurance ttlmre. Int. l. Spons Med. 17:27-33.

ABSTRACTS AND NOTES

Riedesel, M.L. and G.E. Folk, Ir. 1954 Abssact. Senrm magnesium changes in hibemation. An J. Pbys-iol, 179:665.

Riedesel, M.L. and G.E. Folk, Jr. 1956 Abstract. Senrm magnesium and hibernation. Fed. Proc. 15:151.

Riedesel, M.L. and G.E. Folk, Jr. 1957 Note. Serum nagnesium changes in cold exposed mammals. "I.Marrun. 38:42342z*.

Riedesel, M.L., H.S. Belding and D.M. Ross. 1957 Abstract. Tolerance of and recovery of exposure fromsevere heat. Fed, Proc. 16:106.

Riedesel, M.L., H.S. Belding and D.M. Ross. 1957 Abstact. Effects of conditions of rest in responses towork in \eat. The Plrysiologist t:71.

Riedesel, M.L. and H.S. Belding. 1959 paper read. Recovery of men from short-term exposures to severe

heat stress. New Maico Acad. of flr;i., Octobrut 22.

Hertig, 8.A., M"L. Riedesel and H.S. Belding. 1959 Abstract. Suppression of sweating in a water bath.The Plrysiologist 2:58.

Walsh, John T. and M.L. Rjedesel. 1960 Abstact. Maze faining for hibernating mamnuls. The Ptrysioln-gist 3:172.

Riedesel, M.L. 1961 Panel report. H;pothermia as an adjunct !o spac€ travel. Man in Space Colloquium.New Muico Acad. of sr;i. Bull.2:t7.

Jordan, Jeanne M. (intr. by M.L. Riedesel) 1961. Response of three qpecies of Br$o to antidiuretichormone. Paper read, Div. Com. Endocrin, South Cenral Am. Soc. Zool.

Jordan, Jeanne Marie and M.L. Riedesel. 1961 Abstract. Response ta Bufo mairuts, B. valliceps, and B.woodhousei o antidiuretic horrnone. The Physiologi* 4:55.

ABSTRAfiS AND NOTES (cont.)

Benally, Nancy Rose and Marvin L. Riedesel. t96l Abstract. Metabolic rat€ and body weight of Dipodo- 'mys deprived of water. Anter. Taologist L:437 .

Yelverfon, John T. and M.L. Riedesel. 1963 Abstact. Heat loss by small mammals swimming in neuualand cold water. Amer, Tnologist l:477.

Riedesel, M.L. 1963 Note. Proceedings of the international symposium on temperature acclimation. Fed.Pwc.22:703, 905.

Warren, James W. and M.L. Riedesel. 1963 Abstract. Snrdies of the retention and distribution of cesium-137 in Citellus Weralis. The Physiologist 6:294. '

Young, James J. (intr. by M.L. Riedesel). 1965 Abstact. Thermal responses of field and captive CitellusIaeralis to immersion in cold water. Amer. Tnol. 5:230.

Bintz, Gary and M.L. Riedesel. 1965 Abstract. Tolerance of npo mammalian hibernators to water depriva-tton. The Plrysiologist 8:1.12.

Riedesel, M.L. and J.T, Yelverton. 1965 Absfiact. Thennal stress as a factor in energy requirements ofsmall mammals. Bult. af Ecol. Soc. of Arner.46:132

Riedesel, M.L. 1966 Paper read. A quantiative approach to thermal stess and comparative temperatureregulation. Fourth lnternational biometeorological Congress, August 27-September 3, RutgersUniversity, New Brunswick.

Riedesel, M.L. 1967 Abstract. Comparative studies of 13?Cs metabolism at low body temperatures. Radia-tion Research 3 1 :540-541 .

Crowley, T.J. and M.L. Riedesel. 1968 Abstract. Thermal conductivity and heat loss of Citellus lnteralis,C. spilosoma, and Rattus rwrvegicus.44ttr Ann. Mtg. SW & RM Div. AAAS, Abstract, p. 28.

Riedesel, Marvin L. and Richard R. Tokarz. 1968 Abstract. Effect of cesium-l.33 on cesium-l37 uptake byrat tissues. ln Proc. Inem. Union Physiological $r,i., Vol. Vtr, )Oru( Int'l Congr. Washington, D.C.Abstracts of Volunteer Papers and Films. p. 367.

Coest€r, W.K. and M.L. Riedesel. 1969 Abstract. Retention of traiued visual discrimation behavior byseveral ground squirrels. 45th Ann. Mtg. SW & RM Div. AAAS Abstracts. pp. 57-58.

Crowley, T.J. and M.L. Riedesel. 1969 Abstract. Heat exchange characteristics of laboratory-acclimat€dand field ground squirrels, Cirellus lateralis and C. spilosonn. The Physiologist 12:203.

Spaulding, L.8., G.H. Bryan, A.K. Moore and M.L. Riedesel. 1970 Abstract. Removal of cesium-l37from rat by peritoneal dialysis. Rd. Res.43(l):248.

Riedesel, M.L., G.L. Rigler aud G.L. Bintz. 1970 Abstract. Meabolic responses by Spertrcphilus hteralisto limited water intake. Fed. Proc.29:718.

\Rigler, G.L. and M.L. Riedesel. 1971 Abstract. Urine volume and urinary nitrogen of dehydrated ground

squirrels and rag. Cryobiology 8:310.

Rigler, G.L, and M.L. Riedesel. 1971 Abstract. Short-term nitrogen balance studies of water- and food-deprived ground squirrels. Fed. Proc.30:483.

Riedesel, M.L. 1971 Notes. Freface and discussion of physiology paper?Pp. v, 19-20 in Heahh RelatedProblems in ArM Lands, M.L. Riedesel, ed. Arizona Sate University Press, Tempe, AZ. 7L pp.

Damon, Edward G., Donald R. Rlehnond and!I. L. Rfedesel-) . L964 Abstract. fhepreaaure and the tolerance of mlce toThe Phystolo$tgt Z g) August

Clayton S, I{hite (Lntr. byrelationehlp between amblentalr blast.

Riedesel, Marvln L. 1969 Prefaee. pp..v-vi In Phygtolggtcal Svgtensin Sqn4--artd ItsIlEggggsllr C, Clayton Hoff and l'farvl.n L. Rl'edeeeltEdLtors, Unl.verslty of New Mexlco Prese, Albuquerque.

Blntz, .Gary L., and ![. L. RLedesel. 1969 Note. ilesue catabolLam bylaboratory rats and SEqmophllue l,ateral{a durlng acute negatlvewater balance. J. I'tiryalogv 5.O g): 355-6

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ABSTRACTS AND NOTES (cont.)

McNarnara, Colleen and M.L. Riedesel. 1g72 Abstract. Hibernation and consolidation of learned behavioi

in Sperrnphiha lateralis, Fed. Proc. Sl;376.

Sturbaum, B.A. and M.L. Ried€fyj\. l9z}Abstract. Thermoregulation in box turtles (Terrqenc ornata'1'

4gth Ann. Mtg. SW & RM Div. AAAS Absrracs p.3g,Colorado sate University, Fort Collins, Co.

snrrbaum, B.A. and M.L. Riede'sd. Lgl2Absfiact. Bbhavioral and physiological teryerature regulation in

box turtles (Te*apene orncrtn). The Plrysiologist 15:278'

Riede$el, M.L. and M. colleen McNamara. Lg73 Technical comment. Hibernation: Effects on memory or

perforrnanc e? Science 1 8 1 : 86-87 ; (17 9 :V2'94).

palmer, Dennis L, and M.L. Riedesel. 19?4 Abstract. Melatonin injections and hibemation of ground

squirrels. 50tfi Ann. Mtg. SW & RM Div. AAAS, University of Wyoming, Irramie, WY. Program:

page 36.

Moore, A. Kenneth and M.L. Riedesel. 1974 Abstract. Metabolism of tt-urea in relation to starvation,

water deprivation and hibernation in the rat and golden-mantled ground squirrel. Ecol. Soc. Amer'

@uA.) 55(2):16.

Moore, A. Kenneth and M.L. Riedesel. 19?4 Absract. Metabolic changes in lt-urea induced by antibiotic

tberapy and limited food and water intake of ra$ and ground squinels. Am. 7aol. t4:129O.

palmer, Dennis L. and M.L. Riedesel. 1975 Abstact. Response of wbole enimal and isolated hearts of

ground squirrels t" t*f".ir . eA. Proc. ?4:4?5. Fect Ffoe ,4 1139 *' ,''t7Riedesel, M.L. and B.A. Williams . lg75 Abstract. Regulation of oxygen conzumption and poikilothermia

in It{yotis velifer. Nqvv Msico Acad Sci. Bttll- l5Q):4.

snider, Brian.T. and M.L. Riedesel. 1g?5 Absaact. Hibernation and maze training 'nMyotis velifer. Nav

Msico Aca.d. Sci. BurI.l5p\:tr6-

Thomas, Trent H. and M.L. Riedesel. 1975 Absfiact. Hypoeuthermia in btackailed prairie dogs' New

Msico Acad. Sci. Ball.l5Q\:46 7.

Thonas, T.H. and M.L. Riedesel. 1g75 AbsFact. Evidence of hibernation in the black-tailed prairie dog'

Cywmls lttdwkianw. Cryofiology t2:559.

Riedesel, M.L. and B.A. William$. lg75 Absract. oxygen consumption by srnall bats during 2'4-hours

intervals at 5 to 35oC. The Plrysiologisr 18:366.

Riedesel. M.L., G.L. Rigler and A.K. Moore. 1976 Absftact. Urea catabolism and energy balancs during

periods of food deprivation in a hibernaor. Fed. Proc' 35:401'

Shrrbaum, Barbara A. and M.L. Riedesel. l976Abstract. Role of evaporation in dissipation of body heat

by the ornate box ftrtle. Ecol. Soc. Atner- BuIl. 57:37 '

Clark, B.B. and M.L. Riedesel. 1978 Absuact. Hemoglobin 2,3dipbospo-glycerate values of hypothermic

ground squirrels, Citeltus latemlis- J. Thennal BioI' 3:N'

Steffen, J.M. atrd M.L. Riedesel. 1978 Abstract. Urea catabolism afbcted by fasting and drug tre-aunent in

c, tateralis.Number 301, p. 137 in Abstract of Papers,l44th Nat'l Mtg. AAAS, February, wash-

ington, DC.

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ABSTRACTS AND NOTES (cont.)

Carlberg, Karen A. and Marvin L. Riedesel . lilBAbstraet. Responses to rowing exercise during water

immersion. New Mexico Acitd. Sci. Bttll.18(1):a0a1.

Carlberg, K,A. and M.L. Riedesel. 1978 Abstract. Effects of water immersion on submaximal exercise.

Med. Sci. Spons 10(1):61.

Steffen, J.M. and M.L. Riedesel. 1978 Abstract. Evideirce of urea recycling in active Spermophihts

lateralis. The Phy siologist 21(4):L15.

Glass, M.L., J.W. Hicks and M.L. Riedesel. 1978 Abstract. Effecs of low tempera$re on breathing in the

box turtle, Terrapene ornola. Aner. 7nol. 18:656.

Steffen, J.M. and M.L. Riedeset. 19?9 Abstact. Reqpiratory tidal volume, expired gas analyses and EKG. during hibernation and arousal of golden mantled ground squirrels (Spennophilus laeralis). Fed. Proc.

38:1226.

Hicks, J.W., M.L. Glass and M.L. Riedesel. 1979 Abstract. Assessment of alveolar ventilation in garter

snakes, Tlwnrnophis elegans. Fed. Proc. 38:l?-46.

Hicks, James W., M.L. Riedesel and Mogens L. Glass. 1979 Absfact. Ventilative and gas exchange inT?wmaphis elegaru after acute and chronic exposure to various thermal environments, J. Colorado'l*loming Aca. Sci. I 1(1):99-100

Steffen, J.M. and M.L. Riedesel. 1979 Absnact. Breathing patterns and heart rate in hibernating and

arousing Spermophilus lateralis. l. Calorado-llioming Acad. Sci, 11(1):99.

Carlberg, K.A. and M.L. Riedesel. 1979 Abstract. Athletic training and body composition as factors insecondary aurnorrea. The Plrysinlogist 22(4):17 .

Steffen, J.M. and M.L. Riedesel. 1979 Abstract. Ventilatory and cardiac changes during early sages ofarousal in S. lateralis. The Plrysiologist 22(4):119.

Riedesel, M.L. and J.M. Steffen, 1980 Abstract. Potential metabolic adjuserrents by mammals in aridlands. J. of Artzoru-Nanda Aea. Sei l5:7 .

Hicks, J.W. (Sponsor M.L. Riedese$ 1980 Abstract. Changes in air convection requirement of garter

snakes during day and wght. Fed, Proc.39:106rO. Resulting from research program.

Luna, Michael J. ard M.L. Riedesel. 1981 Abstract. Exposure of golden-mantled ground squirrel(SperrCIphilus lnteralis) to reduced O, and elevated CO, during arousal from hibernation. Abstracts ofconfibu-ted papers and posters preserted at Ninth ann. tvtinority Biomed. Support Symposium:378.

Carlberg, K.A., G.T. Peake, M.T. Buckman, L.S. Srivastava and M.L. Riedesel. 1981 Absnact. Pituitary-ovarian axis in oligo-arnenorrheic attrletes. Fed. Proc.40:396.

Carlberg, K.A., M.T. Buckman, G.T. Peake and M.L. Riedesel. 1981 Absract. Iow khy weight in-creases susceptibility to athletic oligo-arnenorrhea. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.13:105.

Myhre, L.G., M.L. Riedesel and D.M. Ttrcker. 1981 Abstract. Thermoregulatory stress-A corsequetrce

of wearing the firefighter protective ensemble during exercise. Aerospace Med. Assoc., May 1981.

Agnew, Iane E. and M.L. Riedesel. 1981 Abstact. Overhydration of laboratory rat with glycerol

solutions. Paper presented, New Mexico Academy of Science, October, 1982.

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ABSTRACTS AND NOTES (cont.)

Griego, Janet E. and M.L. Riedesel. 1983. Respiratory Responses of Hibernating Spenrcphihu lfteralis to100% nitrogenand4% COz. FASEB 42:ll?3.

Eqpinosa, Daniel C., M.L. Riedesel and Janet Griego. 1984. Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division,Amer. Assoc. for the Advancement of Science, 28-31 March, Abstract n Nant Mqico I. of Science,7A:4g Resoonses of hibernating & induced hyoothermic Spermophilus lat"eralis'i'o'lbOfl nitrogen and 47" Co2. '11L26

Riedesel, M.L, J.E. Grrego and D.C. Expinosa.1985. Respiratory patterns in hibernating SpentwphilusIateralis. ln Living in the Cold, an international symposium held Oct. 6-1 I , 1985. Rls. H.Craig Heller,Lawrence C.H. Wang and X.I. Mussachia, N.Y.: Elsevier.

Allen, Dana Y. and M.L. Riedesel.1985. Abstract. Overhydration following ingestion of glycerol solution. Fed. Proc.44:1046.

Lyons, T.P., M.L. Riedesel and L.E. Meuli. 1987. Physiological costs of exercise following hyperhydrat-ion with glycerol. Fed. Proc. +A:#nil3

Lyons, T.P., M.L. Riedesel and L. E. Meuli. 1987. Eight-hour hlperhydration with a glycerol solution.Med. and Sci. in Sports a.nd Exerc. 19:556.

Meuli, L.E. T.P. Lyons and M.L. Riedesel.l988. Plaslma ADH aud aldosterone levels following glycerolinduced hypethydration.The FASEB J. 2:A52t, Abstract #L314,

Wood, M., L.G. Dussack, M.L. Riedesel, and S. Fortney. 1990. Orttrosatic reE)onses during lower bodynegative pressure with and without saddle support. Aerospace Medical Association Meetings.

Shaw, D.M., T.P. Lyons and M.L. Riedesel. 1990. Extended glycerol-induced hyperhydration. Proceed-ings of the Southwestern and Rocky Mountrain Division, American Association for the Advancement ofScience, May 16-19, 1990, Abstract#58, p. 18.

Forhey, S., M. Wod, L.G. Dussack and M. Riedesel. 191. Orthostatic Reqponses during lower bodynegative pressure with and wi&out saddle support. Avidion, Space and Envirownental Medicine62(5):472.

Koenigsberg, P., T. Lyons, R. Nagy and M. Riedesel. 1991. Forty-hour glycerol-induced hyperhydration.FASEB 5(4):A758.

Montner, P., T. Chick, M. Riedesel, M. Timms, D. Stark and G. Murata. 19!12. Glycerol hyryerhydrationand endurance exercise. Medieine and Science in Sports and Exercise,24(5):5L57.

Bondar, R.L, M.S. Kassam, F. Sbin., P.T. Dunphy and M.L. Riedesel.l99. Simultaneous EanscranialDoppler and arterial blood pressure response to lower body negative pressure. Abstract No- 11. InPharmacology Beyond Earth's Boundaries Symposium, NASA/Johnson Space Center, May 6-8.

Bondar, R.L., M.S. Kassam, P.T, Dunphy, F. Stein and M. Riedesel- 1993. Dynamics of Cerebralautoregulation with loss of orthostatic tolerance. Neurology a?$):Afu|3.

Bondar, R.L., R. Aaslid, M.S. IGssam, F. Stein, P.T. Dunphy, M.L. Riedesel. 199{. Cerebral Auto-regulation Dynamics. The Eighth International Syrnposium on Cerebral Hemodynamics. Institute ofApplied Physiology and Medicine, San Diego, CA, February.ltl

Blaber, A.P., R.L. Bondar, P.T. Dunphy, P. Moradshahi, F. Sein and M. Riedesel. 1997. Supine cross-qpectal gain between blood pressure and cerebral blood flow velocity is correlated with drop in bloodflow velocity and time to presyncope during 90" head-up tilt. FASEB J. ll:A483.

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Rledeselr M. T..g T,, .P. Lyons and L. E. Meull. 1988 Poster #5. Glycerolefhanced hyperhydration In MlLestonps in Envlronmental Physlotrogv, IntrlSyupos{un in honor of David Bruce DlLl, AprLl 29-},Iay L at DesettBiology Research Ctr, Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas; Sponsors Corrr.Environ. PhysLol. UIPS, Amer. PhysioLogLcal Soc., Inst. Environ. Stresaof UC Santa Barbara

Montner, P., D. Starhn G. Mutataa, Robert Robergrand M. RLedesel.L993 Abstract. Pre-exercise gJ"ycerol hydratloo combLned with standardlntraexercise oral repLacement soLution lmproves endurance performance.!{ed. So,i. Ep,g!g. gTerc,. 2-5-i 53

Blaber, Andrew P. n Roberta L. Bondar, Paul T. Dunphy, Peynan MoradshahL,Flo Stein, Marvin L. RiedeseL. L997 Abetract submttted 8 Aug L996.Cross-spectral analyels: a new method of asseseLng cerebralautoregglation. $troke (Jan) l22nd, IntrL Joint Conf., Stroke andCerebral ClrcuLatlon, 6-8 Feb. 1997, Anahelm, CAJ

Folk, G. Edgar, llarvin L. Riedesel and Dlaoa L. Thrl.ft. 1998.Pftnc.iple_s_ of .Inte$ratlv? Env*ronnental Phys_ioLogy. Austln &

I{lafleJ-d, Bethesda, MD: Publlsher and UnLverslty Prees of Amerlca'Betheeda, MD PubLisher. 501 pp.

L2L

M.S. DECREES DIRECTED AT UNM

Walsh, John T. 1960. The effec$ of hypothermia on maze retention in Citellw spilosoma and Mesocricerusauratus.48 pp.

Dohner, Virden A. 1961. Hemodynamic changes in anaesthetized dogs subjected o hypoxia and cold. Co-chairman, U.C. Luft. 58 pp.

Jordan, Jeanne Marie. 1961. A conrparative snrdy of the antidiuretic hormone bio-assay using three speciesof Bufo. 47 pp.

Benally, Nancy R. 1961. Metabolic rate and body weight nrcasuremena of Dipodontys ordi ard D.meniarni under various stresses of dehydration. 55 pp.

Klinestiver, Iawrence R. 1962. A study of body water in active and hibernating ground squirrels, CitellusIaeralis lateralis and Citellus spilonna marginatus.TL pp.

Hyduke, Soqja. 1963. Respiration studies of. Rattus rafius and Citellus lnteralis brain tissue slices. 39 pp.

Lin, Yu*Chong. 196/. Studies of Csr37 metabolism in several rnammals dwing cold exposure and hiberna-tion. 62 pp.

Yelverton, John. 1964. The water bath as a tool for meazuring vasomotor. responses of srnall manrmals. 77pp.

Flory, Margaret. 1965. Cesium-l37 and sodium-22 metabolism in Oemidophorous perplcxus,53 pp.

Young, James J. 1966. Thermal responses of field and captive Citellus laterolis to immersion in cold water.52pp.

Chunng, Tsin Fu. 1966. Studies of cesium-l37 meabolism by Blatta orientalis in various thermal envi-ronments. 77 pp.

Bintz, Gary L. 1966. Tolerance of several mammalian hibernators to lvater deprivation. 120 pp.

Savignac, Noel. 1967. Heat exposure and l37-cesium distribution in tiszues of €rteilus spilosonn. TS pp.

Howard, Rex H. 1967. Studies of sodium-22 in active and hibernating Citellus lateralis.6g pp.

Danforth, David N., Jr, 1967. Studies of sodium-22 distribution during hypothermia in Rattu.s rattas. l3Opp.

Denpsey, Glenn M. 1968. Effecs of hypothermia and saline i4iection on cesium-1l7 and sodium-22metabolism on white rae. 98 pp.

Tokarz, Richard R. 1968. Effects of non-radioactive cesium chloride on cesium metabolism in rats. 57 W.

Snipes, Morris B. 1968. Diet and cesium metabolism in rats. 107 pp.

Morgan, Barbara N. 1969. The effects of solubility on the deposition and elimination of three cesiumcornpounds in mice following exposure by inhalation. Co-chairman, R.G. Thomas" 110 pp.

Coester, Wanea K. 1969. Discrimination reversal learning as an index of memory in Sperrnphilttstridecemlineann. 105 pp.

Spaulding, Lyman B. 1969. Aortic cannulation as an experimenal tool in r3Tcesium metabolic studies. 91pp.

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M.S. DEGREES DIRECTED AT UNM (cont.)

Hewitt, Charles H., Jr. 1971. Canine blood lymphwyte as a radiation dosimeter. Co-chairman, A.L.Brooks. 81 pp.

Orndorff, Mable H. 197L. A compensatory mechanism in the rat during carbon tetrachloride exposure. 45pp.

McNamara, M. Colleen . 1972. The effect of hibernation on memory in Spermophilus lateralis. 106 pp.

Walker, Sharon A. 1972. Studies on the metabolism of inhaled 'tosb in dogs and Syrian hamsters. Co-chairman R.G. Thomas. 127 pp.

Palmer, Dennis L. 1975. Role of melatonin in hibernation and isolated heart activity, 106 pp.

Snider, Brian T. 1976. The effects of hibernation on memory in Myotis vetifer. T3 pp.

Silbaugh, Steven A. 197 6 . Cardiorespiratory function during two methods of lung lavage and duringunilateral hypoxia. Co-chairman R.O. McClellan. 63 pp.

Thomas, Trent H. 1976. Radiotelemetry of body temperature of prairie dogs, Cynonrys ladovicianus, andresponse of isolated perfused hearts to temperature.

Carlberg, Karen A. 1976. Cardiorespiratory responses to submaximal exercise in water. 58 pp.

Venters, Michael D. I976. Effects of acute dehydration, heat acclimatization and physical condition offluid shifts induced by lower body negative pressure. Co-chairman U.C. Luft. 91 pp.

Velasquez, David J. 1977 . A study of bronchial clearance in the Syrian hamster using tantalumbronchography. Co-chairman, R.O. McClellan. 39 pp.

Runkle, Gene E. 1978. Dose patterns for 106RuOo inhaled by Fisher-344 rax. Co-chairrnan R.O.McClellan. 127 pp.

Dudley, Robert E. 1978. Nasal absorption of DTPA in rats and beagle dogs. Co-chairman R.O, McClel-lan. 121 pp.

Sheridan, Crystal Joy.1979. Cytotoxic effects of vanadium on pulmonary alveolar macrophages. Co-chairman R.O. McClellan. 51 pp.

Harris, Dorothy Victoria Leyva. 1979. The effectof corticosteroid therapy on lung irnmuniry followinglocalized deposition of antigen in lungs of beagle dogs. Co-chairman R.O. McClellan. 45 pp.

Hicks, James Whitney. 1979. Respiratory patterns and oxygen uptake in the garter snake, Thamnophis

elegans.63 pp.

Allen, Dana Yvonne. 1985. Water retention following ingestion of glycerol solutions. 82 pp.

Lyons, Tirnothy Patrick. 1987. Glycerol hyperhydration and its effect on exercising subjects. 86 pp.

PH.D. DECREES DIRECTED AT UNM

Damon, Edward G. 1965. The effects of ambient pressure on the biological response of mice to air blast.

63 pp.

Bintz, Gary L. 1968. Uptake and retention of tritiated water by tissues of laboratory rats and Citelluslnteralis. 120 pp.

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Ph.D. DEGREES DIRECTED AT UNM (cont.)

Rigler, Gerald L. 1972. Urea and nitrogen balance studies in Spennophilus lateralis. 116 pp.

Spaulding, Lyman B. L972. Cesium Metabolism Following Multiple Treaffnents. 141 pp.

Sturbaum, Barbara A. 1972. Thermoregulation in the ornate box turtle, Terrapene ornate.82 pp.

Coester, Waneta K. 1972. The electrocardiogram during rapid transient in electrolytes and acid-base

balance during and following exhaustive exercise. Co-chairman U.C. Luft. 102 pp.

I*oppky, Jack A. 1973. Cardiac output from single-breath analysis and cardiorespiratory responsss at rest

with changes in posture and progressive-exercise. Co*'hairman U.C. Luft 180 pp.

Moore, A. Kenneth . 1974. Meabolism of Urea-laC during starvation and water deprivation in the ground

squirrel and rat. 151 pp.

Venters, Michael D. 1979. The efilects of acute diuresis with lasix on the volume and composition of body

fluids and tbe responses to lower-body negative pressure. Co+hairman U.C. Luft. 101 pp.

Burkstaller, Michele A. 1980. The metabolic fate of inhaled selenious acid and elemental selenium

aerosols. Co-chairman R.O. McClellan. 195 pp.

Silbaugh, Steve A. 1980. Effects of nitrogen dioxide and sulfuric acid on pulmonary function and airway

responsiveness of the guinea pig. Co-chairman R.O. Mcclellan. 71 pp.

Steffen, Joseph M. 1980. Physiological studies of the grouad squirtel, Spermophilw lateraVs: Ureametabolism, respiration and heart rate. 150 pp.

Carlberg, Karen Ann. 1981. Amenorrhea in athletes.272pp.

Feliceui, Sharon Walker. 1981. Histological alterations and lung cell proliferation in a model of granulo-

matous pneumonia in rats. 194 pp.

Lyons, Timothy P. 1991. Glycerol-induced hyperhydration in the rat: Glycerol and fluid disuibution, fluidcomparunents and hemodynamics.

POST DOCTORATE ASSOCIATES

NIH 2F2HD43374-02. Child Health and Human Development Post-Doctorate Fellowship awarded

Professor Gordon H. Bryan, Montana State University to study Radioisotope Techniques. Approx.

$16,000. 19&-65.

Glass, Mogens L. 1978. Ph.D. University of Aarhus, Post-doctoral support from Denmark.

Meuli, Lyndall E. 1986-88. Ph.D. University of California at Davis.

MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAT SOCIETIES

American Physiological Society (Member, Education Commiuee I 975-present)

American lnstitute of Biological Sciences (New Mexico Representative 1979-84)

American Society of Zoologists

Division of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry, SW SuMivision

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MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAI SOCIETIES (CONt'}

International Hibernation Society

American Society of Mammalogists

American College of Sports Medicine

Ecological Society of America

Physiological Ecology Section of Ecological Society of America, 1975-81'

American Association for the Advancement of Science, Fellow

Commiuee Desert-Arid Zone Research (CODAZR), SW & RM Div. 1968-79, Secretary 1968-75'

Chairman, 1975-78

New Mexico Academy of Science, Fellow

Society for Cryobiology, t973-1984

lnternational Society of Biometeorology, I970-L98y'-

Sigma Xi, Certificate of Recognition, UNM Chapter Vice President, 1980-81', President, 1981-82

American Society of University of Professors, UNM Chapter President, 1967-68

RECENT HONORS AND R,ECOGNITIONS

National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Senior Resident Research Associateship,

NASA-Ames Research Center, t974'75.

The H.S. Belding Award given to Joseph M. Steffen by the American Physiological Society for the

outstanding papcr in Environmental Physiology given by a graduate student during 1978-79'

University of New Mexico Presidential Recognition Award, 1979-80, 1980-81

Sigma Xi, Certificate of Recognition, May 1980

Air Force Offrce of Scientific Research, Summer Research Fellow, 1980

Publication included in 1991 Mosby-Year Book, Inc. Lyons,T.P, M.L. Riedesel, L-E. Meuli and T'w'Chick. 1990. Effects of glycerol-induced hyperhydration prior to exercise in the heat on sweating

and core temperahre . Medical Science Spotts attd Exercise 22:477483.

uNM UNMRSITY STANDINC COMMITTEES, MEMBER

Graduate Commifiee, 1963-65

Research, Patents, and Contracts, 1964-69

Research Policy Committee, 1969-70; t97 6-79; 1983-85

Subcommittee Chairman, Interdisciplinary Research and Research Foundation, t976-'17 ' 1983-84

Subcommittee Chairman, Research Foundation, 1977 -78

Subcommittee Member, Interdisciplinary Research, t97 7 -7 8; I 983-84

Subcommittee Member, Overhead and Research Budget Review, 1978-79;1984-85

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UNM UNIVERSTTY-WIDE SPECIAI COMMITTEES, MEMBER

Subcommittee Member, Annual Research Lecrureship, 197 8-7 IAcademic Freedom and Tenure, Elected 1975-76

Humane Care of Laboratory Animals, l97I-74; 1976-86

Radiological Control, 1966-J0

Vice president Travelstead's Ad Hoc Committee on Biology and Chemistry Core Curriculum, l97l-72,

Chairman

Drug Use and Evaluation, 1970*71

Biology and Biology of Man in Task Forces for Healtlt Sciences, 1970-71

Committee for Selection of New Dean College of Arts and Sciences, 1968-69

Committee for Review of ROTC at University of New Mexico, 1968-69

Mobile University Committee, 1968*69

Space-Oriented Research, 1966-67

NASA Fellowship Selection, 1964-65; l99l-94

Research Human Subjects, 1967-7O

Natural Sciences & Mathematics Promotion & Advisory, 1971-73, 1976-78

Health Sciences Advisory Committee, 1977-79 Chairman, 1978-79

Main Campus Laboratory Animal Care & Use, 1986-90

UNM DEPARTMENT OF BIOTOGY SERVICES

Long-range Planning and Space Committee, 1976*77

Seminar Committee, 197 6-77

Space Allocation Committee, Chairman 1974-75

Animal Resource Facility Coordinator

Graduate Program, Chairman 197 l-72

Graduate Assistant and Fellowship Selection Comrnittee

Department of Biology Faculty Evaluation Committee

Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors

Sponsor, Pre-Med Club

coordinaror, Dept.-of-Biology-proposal unit of uNM for Minority schools Biomedical Support (MSBS)

Program, Ig74*7g, iubmitted to NIH February, I974,5AYa approval september 1974'

Laboratory Animal Care & Use Committee, Chairman, 1984-93

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