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THOMAS JACKSON BARSTOW

CURRICULUM VITA(10/2016)

ADDRESS (Work): Department of Kinesiology Telephone: (785) 532-0712 920 Denison Ave., 1A Natatorium Kansas State UniversityManhattan, KS 66506-0302

CITIZENSHIP: USA

EDUCATION: B.S. (with Honors) in Nutrition, University of California, Davis, 1974

M.A. in Physical Education, University of California, Davis, 1978. Thesis: "AComparison of the Kinetics of Oxygen Uptake Between Diabetics andNondiabetics."

Ph.D. in Physiology (Major cardiorespiratory physiology, minor nutrition),University of California, Davis, 1985. Dissertation: "Dynamics of Pulmonary GasExchange During Unsteady States of Exercise."

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:2007- Graduate Program Coordinator, Dept. Kinesiology, KSU2002-2007 Head, Dept. Kinesiology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS2002-2003 Visiting Professor, The Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK2000- Professor, Dept. Kinesiology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS1996-2000 Associate Professor, Dept. Kinesiology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS1996 Adjunct Associate Professor, Dept. Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center,

Torrance, CA.1993-1996 Research Physiologist, Dept. Physical Medicine Rehab., V. A. Wadsworth Medical

Center, Los Angeles, CA.1989-1996 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center,

Torrance, CA1988-1996 Director, Respiratory Physiology Research Laboratory, Harbor-UCLA Medical

Center, Torrance, CA1988-1989 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. Pediatrics, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center,

Torrance, CA1986-1989 Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Nutrition, Dept. Pediatrics, and Division of

Respiratory Physiology and Medicine, Dept. Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Med. Ctr.1984-1985 Associate in Physiology, Dept. Animal Physiology, U.C. Davis1979-1980 Associate in Physiology, Dept. Animal Physiology, U.C. Davis

1977-1978 Postgraduate Researcher, Dept. Cardiology, School of Medicine, U.C. Davis1976-1977 Director, Adult Fitness Program, Dept. Physical Education, U.C. Davis1975-1976 Nutritionist and Exercise Physiologist, National Athletic Health Institute, Inglewood,

California

CERTIFICATION: Exercise Specialist, American College of Sports Medicine, 1978.

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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Professional memberships:1977- American College of Sports Medicine1986- American Heart Association, Cardiopulmonary Council1989- American Physiological Society

Editorial/Reviewer, Scientific Journals:1989- Reviewer, Amer. Rev. Respir. Dis.

Reviewer, J. Appl. Physiol.1990- Reviewer, Eur. J. Appl. Physiol.

Reviewer, Am. J. Physiol.Reviewer, Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.

1991- Reviewer, Modeling Forum, Am. J. Physiol.1994- Reviewer, J. Physiol. (London)

Reviewer, Anal. Biochem.Reviewer, Can. J. Appl. Physiol.

1995- Reviewer, Am. J. Cardiol.1996- Reviewer, J. Auton. Nervous System1999-2002 Editorial Board, Eur. J. Applied Physiology2000- Editorial Board, J. Applied Physiology

2000- Editorial Board, Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.2005- Reviewer, Clin. Physiol. Func. Imaging2010- Reviewer, Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Medicine

Reviewer, Funding Agencies:1991 Research proposal, Ministry of Science and Technology, Republic of

Slovenia1997 Large Project Intramural Grant Program, Allegheny University of the

Health Sciences, PA 1999 VA/DOD Physical Performance and Combat Readiness, Collaborative

Research Program1999 NIH Special Emphasis Panel 2000 "

2004 “2006-10 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada2007-8 Fondazione Telethon, Milano, Italy2008 California Tobacco Related Disease Research Program

Oak Ridge Associated Universities: Pennsylvania Performance Review2011 NASA, Human Research Program, Musculoskeletal Biology Review Panel2012 Nebraska Research Initiative2013 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

Consulting service:1987-88 Computer program design, Dept. Phys. Ed., U.C. Davis.


Community service: 4/88-4/95 Science Fair judge, First Lutheran School, Torrance, CA 9/87-6/90 7th grade Confirmation Sunday School class, First Lutheran

Church, Torrance, CA 4/90-6/90 Coach, Little League baseball 7/90-6/93 Chair, Staff Support Committee, First Lutheran Church 10/90-9/91 Senior Pastor Search Committee, First Lutheran Church 1/91-3/91 Coach, Torrance Recreation basketball program 9/92-12/92 Assistant coach, AYSO soccer Division 5

1/94-9/95 Senior Pastor Search Committee, First Lutheran Church 9/98-6/99 Stewardship Committee, Peace Lutheran Church, Manhattan KS

9/97- Worship Assistant, Peace Lutheran Church 4/04-5/09 Personnel Committee, Peace Lutheran Church 5/06-5/12 Church Council, Peace Lutheran Church 9/07-5/10 Finance Committee (including chair), Peace Lutheran Church 1/08-6/08 Building Solutions problem solving group 6/08-5/09 Treasurer, Peace Lutheran Church 6/09-5/11 President (two terms), Peace Lutheran Church 9/13- Faith in our Future long-range planning committee, Peace Lutheran 1/15- Praise Team musician, Peace Lutheran Church

HONORS: 1981 Graduate Student Research Award, $500, U.C. Davis1981-2 NIH Training Grant, "Integrative Functions of Higher Organisms", Dept.

Human Physiology, School of Medicine, U.C. Davis1982-3 Jastro-Shields Graduate Fellowship, U.C. Davis1982 Graduate Student Travel Award, $531, U.C. Davis1983-4 Graduate Student Research Award, $1325, U.C. Davis1983-4 U.C. Regent's Fellowship in Physiology, U.C. Davis1986-9 NIH Training Fellowship in Nutrition and Metabolism, Dept. Pediatrics,

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center1989 Finalist, Ph.D. Research Prize Competition, Harbor-UCLA, $150.1994 Fellow, American College of Sports Medicine2001 Doctoral Student Research Award (Barbara Lutjemeier), Central States

chapter, American College of Sports Medicine2004 Order of Omega, Greek Honor Society at KSU, for outstanding

Interfraternity contributions

2005 Making a Difference Award, Women in Science and Engineering, KSU.2006 First Place, Developing Scholars Program research presentation, KSU,

Sammy Ornelas. Mentor.2007 Exemplary Teaching Award, Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity, KSU.2007 Professorial Award for sustained excellence, KSU2010 Making a Difference Award, Women in Science and Engineering, KSU.2013 Professorial Award for sustained excellence, KSU2016 Faculty Research Excellence Award, College of Human Ecology, KSU

RESEARCH GRANTS (Funded) AND FELLOWSHIPS:

3/86-2/89 NIH Postdoctoral Training Fellowship in Nutrition and Metabolism, Dept. Pediatrics,


Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

7/89-6/90 Am. Heart Assoc., Greater Los Angeles Affiliate, $20,000 (PI) "Mechanisms of Blood GlucoseRegulation during Exercise."

6/89-5/91 Ciba-Geigy Corp., $461,689. (co-invest.) "Effect of Benezapril on Congestive Heart Failureduring Exercise"

12/89-11/91 Ciba-Geigy, $260,970. (co-invest.) "Exercise Testing in Coronary Artery Disease".

7/89-6/90 Arthritis Found., $50,000. (co-invest.) "Exercise, Activity and Pain in Patients with PFS".

6/90-5/91 Harbor Collegium, $10,000. (PI) "Oxygen Delivery during Exercise in Congestive HeartFailure".

4/92-3/94 NIH-NICHD, $261,915 (co-invest.) "Integrated Anabolic Mechanisms of Exercise, Diet andPuberty."

7/93-6/96 NIH-NIAID, $451,072 (co-invest.) "Exercise Intolerance in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome."

4/93-4/94 REI Research Grant, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, $4000 (PI). "Muscle Fiber Compositionand Exercise Energetics."

4/95-3/00 NIH-NICHD, $1,798,619 (co-invest) "Mechanisms of Exercise Modulation of HumanGrowth."

9/95-8/98 VA B2002-RC, $400,000 (co-invest) "Functional Electrical Stimulation on Spinal CordInjured Patients: Effects on Muscle Blood Flow and Metabolism."

7/96-8/01 NIH-NHLBI $641,167 (PI) "Control of Muscle PCr, H+ and Vÿo2 Kinetics."

7/98-6/00 Fellowship in Pulmonary Medicine, Parker B. Francis Family Foundation $72,000 (sponsorfor Craig Harms, Ph.D.)

7/99-6/01 Am. Heart Assoc. $69,050 (Co-I; CA Harms, PI) "Mechanisms of Interaction BetweenHyperpnea and Cardiovascular Function"

9/99-8/01 Fellowship, Medical Research Council of Canada $66,000 (sponsor for Barry Scheuermann,Ph.D.)

7/01-6/04 Am. Heart Assoc. (Heartland Affiliate) $110,000 (PI) “Model of Muscle Blood FlowIncorporating Oscillations from Muscle Pump and Impedance to Flow”

7/10 - 6/15 NASA $1,192,000 (PI) “Standardized ‘Pre-flight’ Exercise Tests to Predict Performanceduring Extravehicular Activities in a Lunar Environment”

10/12-9/15 EPSCoR (NASA) $750,000 (Co-I; W. Kuhn, PI) “Biosensor Networks and TelecommunicationSubsystems for Long-Duration Missions, EVA Suits, and Robotic Precursor Scout Missions”


10/13-4/15 NASA $100,000 (PI; Carl Ade, Co-PI) “Determining the Effects of Space Flight on theIncidence of Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease”

8/14-7/15 ACSM Foundation Research Grant (NASA Space Physiology Grant) $5000 (Supervisor; R.Broxterman, PI). “Physiological Responses During Simulated Partial-Gravity Ambulation.”

5/15-4/16 NASA $100,000 (PI; Carl Ade, Co-PI) “Determining the Effects of Space Flight on theIncidence of Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease” Continuation.

12/15-11/17 NASA $401,563 (PI; Carl Ade, Co-PI) “Identification of Aerobic Fitness Standards forExploration Mission Tasks.”

STUDENT RESEARCH ADVISING (Major Professor MP)

Post-doctoral and Sabbatical FellowsAndrew Jones, 1993-94Shunsaku Koga, 1996-97Barry Scheuermann, 1997-2001Akira Miura, 2000-01

Doctoral StudentsCasey Kindig, 2001 Brad Behnke, 2000-2004

Timothy Bauer, 1999-2005 (MP) Barbara Lutjemeier, 2001- 2006 (MP)Leonardo Ferreira, 2003- 2006 (MP) Dana Townsend, 2001- 2007 (MP)Anand Mohan, 2007 - 2009 Daniel Hirai, 2009 - 2012Carl Ade, 2008 - 2013 (MP) Steven Copp, 2009 - 2013Ryan Broxterman, 2011 - 2015 (MP) Christopher Bopp, 2007 - 2015 (MP)Kayla Didier, 2015 - (MP)

Master’s StudentsScott Gadeken, report, 1997 (MP) Christa Eskridge, report, 1997Casey Kindig, thesis, 1997 Lori Krueger, report, 1998 (MP)Heather Vidrickson, report, 1998 (MP) Christine Jones, report, 1998Christian Larson, report, 1998 Melanie Mason, report, 1998Brian Hoelting, thesis, 1999 (MP) Mark Oberkrom, exam, 1999

Tim Benson, thesis, 1999 Jamie Stark, thesis, 1999Heather Brady, thesis, 2000 Joyce McConnel, exam, 2000Bradley Behnke, thesis, 2000 Kristen Meadows, thesis, 2000 (MP)Barbara Lutjemeier, thesis, 2001 (MP) Emily Diederich, thesis, 2001Jill Murphy, thesis, 2001 Kim Davis, examination, 2001 (MP)Maria DeBoer, thesis, 2002 (MP) Patricia Marteney, thesis, 2002 (MP)Serina McEntire, thesis, 2002 John Russell, thesis, 2002Tyler Barker, thesis, 2003 (MP) Allison Harper, thesis, 2005 (MP)Renee’ Wicker, thesis, 2007 (MP) Megan Kelly, thesis, 2007Carl Ade, thesis, 2008 (MP) Michelle Davis, thesis, 2008 (MP)Lauren Hammel, thesis, 2008 Steven Copp, thesis, 2008Sarah Corn, thesis, 2009 (MP) Cali Dunham, thesis, 2010


Peter Schwegerl, thesis, 2010 Ryan Broxterman, thesis, 2011 (MP)Sarah Fieger, thesis, 2011 Samuel Wilcox, thesis, 2014 (MP)Susanna Schlup, thesis, 2013 (MP) Daniel Sigley, exam, current (MP)Marsha Newman, exam, 2013 (MP) Brian Sanborn, exam, 2014 (MP)Jesse Craig, thesis, 2015 (MP) Shane Hammer, current, thesis, (MP)Andrew Alexander, current, thesis (MP)

Undergraduate Research SupervisionJill Murphy, 1998Lindsay Mallory, McNair Scholar, 1997-99Tyson McBride, 1999-2002

Matthew Stanley, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Scholar, 1999-2002Adrienne Williams, KSU Developing Scholar Program 2001-2002Angela Nichols, McNair Summer Scholar, 2004Suzanne Steffens, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Scholar, 2004-6Katie Schmidt, SUROP Scholar, 2005Sammy Ornelas, Bridges Scholar, Developing Scholar, McNair Scholar, 2005- 2008Rosemary Almeda, Bridges Scholar, Developing Scholar, 2007- 2009Curtis McClain, Bridges Scholar, Developing Scholar, 2007- 2009Luis Chavez, Developing Scholar, 2011 - 2013Yojana Mendez, Bridges Scholar, Developing Scholar, 2012 - 2013Jonathan Beard, Developing Scholar, 2012 - 2013Eduardo Acosta, Developing Scholar, 2012 - 2013

Extra-KSU External ExaminerMaureen MacDonald, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Dissertation, 1998Glen Wadley, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia, Master’s Thesis, 1999Christopher Bell, University of Western Ontario, Ontario, Canada, Dissertation, 2000Katrien Koppo, University of Gent, Belgium, Dissertation, 2002Jamie Pringle, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, Dissertation, 2002Lisa Chin, University of Western Ontario, Ontario, Canada, Dissertation, 2009Jan Boone, University of Gent, Belgium, Dissertation, 2009Daniel Keir, University of Western Ontario, Ontario, Canada, Dissertation, 2015Thomas Beltrame, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Dissertation, 2016

INVITED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS:

"Changing lifestyles: Focus on nutrition and weight control." Sports Medicine Seminar, PostgraduateDivision, University of Southern California, 11/75.

"Body composition and fitness in the exceptional child." Symposium on the Exceptional Child, Los Angeles,CA., 11/75.

"Nutrition and athletic performance." Sports Medicine Seminar, Orange County Podiatric Association, LosAngeles, CA., 3/76.

"Preventative health measures: The do's and don'ts of dying on the job." 10th Annual Southern CaliforniaPersonnel Management Association Relations Workshop, Anaheim, CA., 3/76.


"Nutrition and athletic performance," and "Preseason conditioning and heat adaptation." Sports MedicineWorkshop for Coaches, Trainers, and Physicians, Kern High School District, Fresno, CA., 4/76.

"Nutrition and the professional athlete." Los Angeles Lakers professional basketball team, Los Angeles, CA.,4/76.

"Coronary heart disease." Kiwanis International, Davis, CA chapter, 11/76.

"Exercise and weight control." SCALEDOWN workshops in Sacramento and Modesto, CA., 1/77-5/77.

"The effects of nutrition on performance in track athletes." Coaches Clinic, American River College,Sacramento, CA., 3/77.

"Nutrition and wrestling." High school wrestling camp, U.C. Davis, 8/77.

"Circulatory determinants of pulmonary gas exchange." Division of Respiratory Physiology and Medicine,Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 11/84.

"Measurement of pulmonary gas exchange with each breath." Metabolic Research Group, U.C. Davis, 5/85.

"Changes in natural enrichment of CO2 with moderate exercise." Southern California Pulmonary ResearchConference, 1/86.

"Lactate metabolism during exercise." Res. Seminar in Nutrition, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 4/86.

"Carbon dioxide transport." Principles of Respiratory Physiology Lecture Series, Division of RespiratoryPhysiology and Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 9/86.

"Changes in natural enrichment (13C/12C) of breath CO2 due to hypoxia and/or exercise." Research Seminarin Nutrition, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 4/87.

"Glucose utilization during exercise." Graduate Group in Physiology, U.C. Davis, 4/89

"Calculation of pulmonary gas exchange." Pulmonary Fellows Conference, Division of Respiratory CriticalCare Physiology and Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 7/89

"Calibration of laboratory gas exchange systems." Pulmonary Fellows Conference, Division of RespiratoryCritical Care Physiology and Medicine, Harbor- UCLA Medical Center, 7/89

"Control of oxidative metabolism during exercise." Division of Respiratory Critical Care PhysiologyMedicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 7/89

"Diffusion and convection of respiratory gases." Principles of Respiratory Physiology Lecture Series, Divisionof Respiratory Physiology and Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 10/89

"Central rhythm generation and central chemoreception." Principles of Respiratory Physiology LectureSeries, Division of Respiratory Critical Care Physiology and Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 11/89


"Principles of thoracic mechanics." UC Riverside Medical School 260, Pathophysiology, Harbor-UCLAMedical Center, 11/89-95.

"Dynamics of muscle and pulmonary oxygen uptake during exercise." Department of Anatomy andPhysiology, Cal. State Univ. Long Beach, 11/90

"Does lactate production spare oxygen uptake kinetics?" Pulmonary Physiology Research Conference,Division of Respiratory Critical Care Physiology and Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 3/91

"Review of Exercise Physiology." Exercise and Disability, Rehabilitation Medicine Service, VA Medical

Center, West Los Angeles, 5/93.

"Muscle Oxygenation during Moderate and Heavy Exercise Measured with Near-InfraRed Spectroscopy." Research Seminar Series, Divisions of Pulmonary, Cardiology and Infectious Diseases, Harbor-UCLA MedicalCenter, 7/93.

"Models of Respiratory Control: Evidence from in vivo studies in humans using 31P magnetic resonancespectroscopy." Research Seminar Series, Divisions of Pulmonary, Cardiology and Infectious Diseases,Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 11/93.

"Balance Between Muscle Oxygen Extraction and O2 Delivery. Studies with Near Infrared Spectroscopy." Research Seminar Series, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 11/94.

A Practicum: Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing. Gunma Prefectural Cardiovascular Center, Maebashi,Japan. Lectures included: "Validation of Gas Exchange Measurements", "Exercise Testing Protocols andPreparation of Patient", and "Physiological Basis of Exercise Training." 5/95.

"Oxygen Uptake Kinetics During Heavy Exercise: Methodology and Physiological Implications." ThirdInternational Congress on Physiological Anthropology, Nara, Japan, 9/96.

"Role of Muscle Heterogeneity in Energetics of Exercise". Department of Exercise Science and Physiology,Hiroshima Women's University, Hiroshima, 9/96.

"Muscle Fiber Type Influences Cardiorespiratory Responses to Exercise." Central States Chapter, ACSM,1997 Annual Meeting, Kansas City, 10/97.

"Studies on the Kinetic Coupling of Cardiorespiratory Adjustments to Cellular Respiration During Exercise." 3rd Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science, Manchester, UK, 7/98.

"Influence of Muscle Fiber Type on Cardiopulmonary Responses during Heavy Exercise." Annual Meetingof the Biomedical Engineering Society, Cleveland, 10/98.

"Assessment of Training Adaptations with FES in Spinal Cord Injured Patients." Annual Meeting of theBiomedical Engineering Society, Cleveland, 10/98.

"Intensite de l'Exercice Caracterisee par la Cinetique de Debit de Prelevement d'Oxygene." ResearchSeminar series on the Physiology of Muscular Exercise and in Sports Medicine, Universite Pierre et Marie


Curie Paris VI, France, 5/99.

"Role of Fitness and Muscle Fiber Type Heterogeneity on the O 2 Cost of Exercise." Seminar Series,Department of Exercise Science, U. California-Davis, 6/99.

"Role of Phosphorylation State in Control of Cellular Respiration." SouthWest-ACSM, San Jose, CA, 11/99.

“Are Children Better Biological Machines than Adults? Power and Capacity” ACSM, Baltimore 6/01.

“Symposium honoring the Work of Paul A. Mole’”, SouthWest ACSM, Salt Lake City, UT, 11/01

“Current Approaches to Measuring Muscle Blood Flow in Humans”, Central States ACSM, Kansas City, MO,11/02.

“Modeling Oxygen Uptake Kinetics”, 8th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences,Salzburg, Austria, 7/04.

“Muscle contraction-blood flow interactions during exercise.” Keynote speaker, Graduate ResearchSymposium, Dept. Kinesiology, Univ. Toledo, 4/05.

“Oxygen Flux from Capillary to Mitochondria: Integration of Metabolic and Cardiovascular Control”,symposium organizer, ACSM, Denver, 6/06.

“Hemoglobin desaturation and capillary blood flow dynamics in humans during exercise.” ACSM, Denver,6/06.

“Coupling of microvascular O2 delivery and Control of Oxidative Phosphorylation.” ACSM Conference,Integrative Physiology of Exercise.” Indianapolis, 9/06.

“Consequences of Muscle Contraction on Control of Circulation & Microvascular Gas Exchange.” NollLaboratory Research Seminar, Penn. State University, 10/06.

“Wanted: Dead or Alive! The Role of Myoglobin in Skeletal Muscle.” Dept. Animal Science & Industry, KSU,2/09.

“How to Use NIRS to Study Skeletal Muscle.” Conversational Forum, ACSM National Meeting, Seattle, 2009.

“Metabolic Calculations Based on NIRS Signals.” ACSM, Baltimore, 2010.

“Muscle Contractions-Blood Flow Interactions-How the Contracting Muscle Can Be Its Own Worst Enemy.” Dept. Health and Exercise Sciences, University of Oklahoma, 1/2014.

“Physiological Predictors of Lunar- and Martian-based Simulated Extravehicular Activity Tasks.” CriticalMission Tasks workshop, NASA, Houston, TX, 7/2014.

“Estimating the Metabolic Cost of Activities on the Moon or Mars.” KSU Extension Annual Conference,10/2014


“NASA Astronaut Fitness Testing at Ice Hall, KSU.” KSU Land Grant Legacy Society, 10/2014

“Physiological Challenges to Astronaut Health and Safety During Spaceflight.” 1263 Faculty Club, KSU,4/2014.

“Understanding exercise fatigue using a small muscle mass model: Lessons from handgrip exercise.” Symposium: The Physiology and Pathophysiology of Exercise Intolerance. Los Angeles Biomedical ResearchInstitute, CA 6/2015.

“What’s So Critical About Critical Power?”, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 12/2016.

PUBLICATIONS:

RESEARCH PAPERS, PEER REVIEWED

1. Wilmore, J.H., R.B. Parr, P. Ward, P.A. Vodak, T.J. Barstow, T.V. Pipes, G. Grimditch, and P. Leslie. Energycost of circuit weight training. Med. Sci. Sports 10:75-78, 1978.

2. Wilmore, J.H., R.B. Parr, R.N. Girandola, P. Ward, P.A. Ward, P.A. Vodak, T.J. Barstow, T.V. Pipes, G.T.Romero, and P. Leslie. Physiological alterations consequent to circuit weight training. Med. Sci. Sports10:79-84, 1978.

3. Mole', P.A., R.L. Coulson, J.R. Caton, B.G. Nichols and T.J. Barstow. In vivo 31P NMR in human muscle: Transient patterns with exercise. J. Appl. Physiol.:Respirat. Environ. Exer. Physiol. 59:101-104, 1985.

4. Tyler, W.S., N.K. Tyler, G.A. Last, T.J. Barstow, D.J. Magliano, and D.M. Hinds. Effect of ozone on lung andsomatic growth. Pair-Fed rats after ozone exposure and recovery periods. Toxicology 46:1- 20, 1987.

5. Barstow, T.J. and P.A. Mole'. Simulation of pulmonary oxygen uptake during exercise in humans. J. Appl.Physiol. 63:2253-2261, 1987.

6. Tyler, W.S., N.K. Tyler, J.A. Last, M.J. Gillespie, and T.J. Barstow. Comparison of daily and seasonalexposures of young monkeys to ozone. Toxicology 50:131-144, 1988.

7. Barstow, T.J. , D.M. Cooper, S. Epstein, and K. Wasserman. Changes in breath 13CO2/12CO2 consequent to

exercise and hypoxia. J. Appl. Physiol. 66:936-942, 1989.

8. Springer, C., T.J. Barstow, and D.M. Cooper. Effect of hypoxia on ventilatory control during exercise inchildren and adults. Pediatr. Res. 25:285-290, 1989.

9. Cooper, D.M., T.J. Barstow, A. Bergner, and W-N.P. Lee. Blood glucose turnover during high and lowintensity exercise. Am. J. Physiol. 257 (Endocrin. Metab. 20):E405-E412, 1989.

10. Casaburi, R., T.J. Barstow, and K. Wasserman. Influence of work rate on ventilatory and gas exchangekinetics. J. Appl. Physiol. 67:547- 555, 1989.

11. Barstow, T.J., N. Lamarra and B.J. Whipp. Modulation of muscle and pulmonary oxygen uptakes by


circulatory dynamics. J. Appl. Physiol. 68:979-989, 1990.

12. Cooper, D.M., J. Poage, T.J. Barstow, and C. Springer. Are obese children truly unfit? Minimizing theconfounding effect of body size on the exercise response. J. Pediatr. 116:223-230, 1990.

13. Barstow, T.J., D.M. Cooper, E. Sobel, E.M. Landaw and S. Epstein. Influence of increased metabolic rate on[13C]bicarbonate washout kinetics. Am. J. Physiol. (Regulatory, Integrative Comp Physiol. 28):R163-R171,1990.

14. Armon, Y., D.M. Cooper, C. Springer, T.J. Barstow, H. Rahimizadeh, E. Landaw, and S. Epstein. Oral[13C]bicarbonate measurement of CO2 stores and dynamics in children and adults. J. Appl. Physiol. 69:1754-

1760, 1990.

15. Springer, C.S., T.J. Barstow, K. Wasserman and D.M. Cooper. Oxygen uptake and heart rate responsesduring hypoxic exercise in children and adults. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 23:71-79, 1991.

16. Armon, Y., D.M. Cooper, R. Flores, S. Zanconato and T.J. Barstow. Oxygen uptake dynamics during high-intensity exercise in children and adults. J. Appl. Physiol. 70:841-848, 1991.

17. De Cort, S.C., J.A. Innes, T.J. Barstow, and A. Guz. Cardiac output, oxygen consumption and arteriovenousoxygen difference following a sudden rise in exercise level in man. J. Physiol. (London). 441:501-512, 1991.

18. Barstow, T.J. and P.A. Mole'. Linear and nonlinear characteristics of oxygen uptake kinetics during heavy

exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 71(6):2099-2106, 1991.

19. Barstow, T.J., E.M. Landaw, C.S. Springer and D.M. Cooper. Increase in bicarbonate stores with exercise. Respir. Physiol. 87:231-242, 1992.

20. Casaburi, R., T.J. Barstow, T. Robinson and K. Wasserman. Dynamic and steady-state ventilatory and gasexchange responses to arm exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exercise 24:1365-1374, 1992.

21. Zanconato, S., D.M. Cooper, T.J. Barstow and E. Landaw. 13CO2 washout dynamics during intermittentexercise in children and adults. J. Appl. Physiol. 73:2476-2482, 1992.

22. Zanconato, S., S.B. Buchthal, T.J. Barstow and D.M. Cooper. 31P Magnetic resonance spectroscopy of legmuscle metabolism during exercise in children and adults. J. Appl. Physiol. 74:2214-2218, 1993.

23. Barstow, T.J., R. Casaburi and K. Wasserman. Oxygen uptake kinetics and the O2 deficit as related toexercise intensity and blood lactate. J. Appl. Physiol. 75:755-762, 1993.

24. Zhang, J.J., K. Wasserman, K.E. Sietsema, T.J. Barstow, G. Mizumoto and C.S. Sullivan. O2 uptake kineticsin response to exercise: A measure of tissue anaerobiosis in heart failure. Chest 103:735-741, 1993.

25. Barstow, T.J., S.B. Buchthal, S. Zanconato, and D.M. Cooper. Muscle energetics and pulmonary oxygenuptake kinetics during moderate exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 77:1742-1749, 1994.

26. Barstow, T.J., S.B. Buchthal, S. Zanconato, and D.M. Cooper. Changes in potential controllers of humanskeletal muscle respiration during incremental calf exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 77:2169-2176, 1994.


27. J. Porszasz, T.J. Barstow, and K. Wasserman. Evaluation of a pitot tube flowmeter for measuring ventilationduring exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 77(6):2659-2665, 1994.

28. Barstow, T.J. Characterization of Vÿo2 kinetics during heavy exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 26:1327-1334,1994.

29. Poole, D.C., T.J. Barstow, G.A. Gaesser, W.T. Willis and B.J. Whipp. Vÿ o2 slow component: physiological andfunctional significance. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 26:1354-1358, 1994.

30. Belardinelli, R., T.J. Barstow, J. Porszasz and K. Wasserman. Changes in skeletal muscle oxygenation duringincremental exercise measured with near infrared spectroscopy. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 70:487-492, 1995.

31. Belardinelli, R., T.J. Barstow, J. Porszasz and K. Wasserman. Skeletal muscle oxygenation during constantwork rate exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 27:512-519, 1995.

32. Bailey, R.R., J. Olson, S.L. Pepper, J. Porszasz, T.J. Barstow, and D.M. Cooper. The level and tempo ofchildren's physical activities: an observational study. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 27:1033-1041, 1995.

33. Barstow, T.J. , A.M.E. Scremin, D.L. Mutton, C.F. Kunkel and T.G. Cagle. Gas exchange kinetics duringfunctional electrical stimulation in subjects with spinal cord injury. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 27:1284-1291,1995.

34. Belardinelli, R., D. Georgiou and T.J. Barstow. Near infrared spectroscopy and changes in skeletal muscle

oxygenation during incremental exercise in chronic heart failure: A comparison with healthy subjects. Giornale Italiano di Cardiologia 25:715-724, 1995.

35. Belardinelli, R., D. Georgiou, V. Scocco, T.J. Barstow, and A. Purcaro. Low-intensity exercise training inpatients with chronic heart failure. J. Am. Coll. Cardiol. 26:975-982, 1995

36. Wang, C., D.R. Eyre, R. Clark, D. Kleinberg, C. Newman, A. Iranmanesh, J. Veldhuis, R.E. Dudley, N. Berman,T. Davidson, T.J. Barstow, R. Sinow, G. Alexander and R.S. Swerdloff. Sublingual testosterone replacementimproves muscle mass and strength, decreases bone resorption and increases bone formation markers inhypogonadal men--A Clinical Research Center study. J. Clin. Endocrinol. Metab. 81:3654-3662, 1996.

37. Barstow, T.J., A.M.E. Scremin, D.L. Mutton, C.F. Kunkel, T.G. Cagle and B.J. Whipp. Changes in gas exchangekinetics with training in patients with spinal cord injury. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 28:1221-1228, 1996.

38. Barstow, T.J., A.M. Jones, P.H. Nguyen and R. Casaburi. Influence of muscle fiber type and pedal frequencyon oxygen uptake kinetics of heavy exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 81:1642-1650, 1996.

39. Engelen, M., J. Porszasz, M. Riley, K. Wasserman, K. Maehara and T.J. Barstow. Effects of hypoxic hypoxiaon O2 uptake and heart rate kinetics during heavy exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 81:2500-2508, 1996.

40. Eliakim, A., T.J. Barstow, J.A. Brasel, H. Ajie, W.-N.L. Lee, R. Renslo, N. Berman and D.M. Cooper. Effect ofexercise training on energy expenditure, muscle volume, and maximal oxygen uptake in adolescent females. J. Pediatr. 129:537-543, 1996.

41. Eliakim, A., J.A. Brasel, S. Mohan, T.J. Barstow, N. Berman and D.M. Cooper. Physical fitness, endurance


training, and the growth hormone-insulin-like growth factor I system in adolescent females. J. Clin.Endocrinol. Metab. 81:3986-3992, 1996.

42. Maehara, K., M. Riley, P. Galasetti, T.J. Barstow and K. Wasserman. Effect of hypoxia and carbon monoxideon muscle oxygenation during exercise. Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med. 155:229-235, 1997.

43. Riley, M., K. Maehara, J. Porszasz, M.P.K.J. Engelen, T.J. Barstow, H. Tanaka, and K. Wasserman. Associationbetween the anaerobic threshold and the break-point in the double product/work rate relationship. Eur.J. Appl. Physiol. 75:14-21, 1997.

44. Mutton, D.L., A.M.E. Scremin, T.J. Barstow, M.D. Scott, C.F. Kunkel and T.G. Cagle. Physiologic responses

during functional electrical stimulation leg cycling and hybrid exercise in spinal cord injured subjects. Arch.Phys. Med. Rehabil. 78:712-718, 1997.

45. Leaf, D.A., M.T. Kleinman, M. Hamilton and T.J. Barstow. The effect of exercise intensity on lipidperoxidation. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 29:1036-1039, 1997.

46. Coppoolse, R., T.J. Barstow, W.W. Stringer, E. Carithers and R. Casaburi. Effect of acute bicarbonateadministration on exercise responses of COPD patients. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 29:725-732, 1997.

47. Langsetmo,I., G.E. Weigle, M.R. Fedde, H.H. Erickson, T.J. Barstow, and D.C. Poole. Vÿo2 kinetics in the horseat moderate and heavy exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 83:1235-1241, 1997.

48. Koga, S., T. Shiojiri, N. Kondo and T.J. Barstow. Effect of increased muscle temperature on oxygen uptakekinetics during exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 83:1333-1338, 1997.

49. Berman, N., R. Bailey, T.J. Barstow, and D.M. Cooper. Spectral and bout detection analysis of physicalactivity patterns in healthy, prepubertal boys and girls. Am. J. Human Biol., 1997.

50. Belardinelli, R., T.J. Barstow, P.H. Nguyen and K. Wasserman. Muscle oxygenation and oxygen uptakekinetics following constant work rate exercise in chronic heart failure. Am. J. Cardiol. 80:1319-1324, 1997.

51. Troutman, W.B., T.J.Barstow, A.J. Galindo and D.M. Cooper. Abnormal dynamic and kineticcardiorespiratory responses to exercise in pediatric Fontan patients. J. Am. Coll. Cardiol. 31:668-673, 1998.

52. Eliakim, A., J.A. Brasel, T.J. Barstow, S. Mohan and D.M. Cooper. Peak oxygen uptake, muscle volume, and

the growth hormone-insulin-like growth factor-I axis in adolescent males. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 30:512-517, 1998.

53. Wang, H., W.R. Hiatt, T.J. Barstow and E.P. Brass. Relationships between muscle mitochondrial DNAcontent, mitochondrial enzyme activity and oxidative capacity in man: alterations with disease. Eur. J. Appl.Physiol. 80:22-27, 1999.

54. Koga, S. , T. Shiojiri, M.Shibasaki, N. Kondo, Y. Fukuba and T.J. Barstow. Kinetics of oxygen uptake duringsupine and upright heavy exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 87:253-260, 1999.

55. Barstow, T.J., A.M. Jones, P.H. Nguyen and R. Casaburi. Influence of muscle fibre type and fitness on theoxygen uptake/power output slope during incremental exercise in humans. Exper. Physiol. 85:109-116,


2000.

56. Barstow, T.J., A.M.E. Scremin, D.L. Mutton, C.F. Kunkel and T.G. Cagle. Oxygen uptake kinetics during armand leg exercise in patients with spinal cord injury. Spinal Cord. 38:340-345, 2000.

57. Billet V.L., R.H. Morton, N. Blondel, S. Berthoin, V. Bocquet, J.P. Koralsztein and T.J. Barstow. Oxygen kineticsand modelling of time to exhaustion whilst running at various velocities at maximal oxygen uptake.Eur.J.Appl.Physiol. 82:178-187, 2000.

58. Carter H., A.M. Jones, T.J. Barstow, M. Burnley, C.A. Williams and J.H. Doust. Oxygen uptake kinetics intreadmill running and cycle ergometry: a comparison. J.Appl.Physiol. 89:899-907, 2000.

59. Carter H., A.M. Jones, T.J. Barstow, M. Burnley, C.A. Williams and J.H. Doust. Effect of endurance trainingon oxygen uptake kinetics during treadmill running. J.Appl.Physiol. 89:1744-1752, 2000.

60. Koga, S., T.J. Barstow, T. Shiojiri, T. Takaishi, N. Kondo, Y. Fukuba and D.C. Poole. Effect of muscle mass onVÿo2 kinetics at the onset of work. J. Appl. Physiol. 90:461-468, 2001.

61. Scheuermann, B.W., B.D. Hoelting, M.L. Noble and T.J. Barstow. The slow component of O2 uptake is notaccompanied by changes in muscle EMG during repeated bouts of heavy exercise in humans. J. Physiol.531:245-256, 2001.

62. Hoelting, B.D., B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Effect of contraction frequency on leg blood flow

during knee extension exercise in humans. J. Appl. Physiol. 91:671-679, 2001.

63. Scheuermann, B.W., C. Bell, D.H. Paterson, T.J. Barstow and J.M. Kowalchuk. Oxygen uptake kinetics formoderate exercise are speeded in older humans by prior heavy exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 92:609-616, 2002.

64. Scheuermann, B.W., J.H. Tripse-McConnell and T.J. Barstow. EMG and oxygen uptake responses during slowand fast ramp exercise in humans. Exp. Physiol. 87:91-100, 2002.

65. Mallory, L.A., B.W. Scheuermann, B.D. Hoelting M.L. Weiss, R.M. McAllister, and T.J. Barstow. Influence ofpeak Vÿ O2 and muscle fiber type on the efficiency of moderate exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 34:1279-1287, 2002.

66. Miura, A., M. Endo, H. Sato, H. Sato, T.J. Barstow and Y. Fukuba. Relationship between the curvature

constant parameter of the power-duration curve and muscle cross-sectional area of the thigh for cycleergometry in humans. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 87:238-244, 2002.

67. Behnke, B.J., T.J. Barstow, C.A. Kindig, P. McDonough and D.C. Poole. Dynamics of oxygen uptake followingexercise onset in rat skeletal muscle. Respir Physiolo Neurobiol.133(3):229-39, 2002.

68. Diederich, E.R., B.J. Behnke, P. McDonough, C.A. Kindig, T.J. Barstow, D.C. Poole and T.I. Musch. Dynamicsof microvascular oxygen partial pressure in contracting skeletal muscle of rats with chronic heart failure. Cardiovasc. Res.56(3):479-86, 2002.

69. Scheuermann, B.W. and T.J. Barstow. O2 uptake kinetics during exercise at peak O2 uptake. J. Appl. Physiol.95:2014-2033, 2003.


70. Bauer, T.A., E.P. Brass, M. Nehler, T.J. Barstow and W.R. Hiatt. Pulmonary VÿO2 dynamics during treadmill

and arm exercise in peripheral arterial disease. J. Appl. Physiol. 97:627-634, 2004.

71. Wilkerson, D.P., K. Koppo, T.J. Barstow and A.M. Jones. Effect of prior multiple-sprint exercise onpulmonary O2 uptake kinetics following the onset of perimaximal exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 97:1227-1236,2004.

72. Koga, S., D.C. Poole, T. Shiojiri, N. Kondo, Y. Fukuba, A. Miura, and T.J. Barstow. Comparison of oxygenuptake kinetics during knee extension and cycle exercise. Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol.288:R212-R220, 2004.

73. Wilkerson, D.P., K. Koppo, T.J. Barstow and A.M. Jones. Effect of work rate on the functional ‘gain’ of PhaseII pulmonary O2 uptake response to exercise. Respir. Physiol. Neurobio. 142:211-223, 2004.

74. Lutjemeier, B., A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann, S. Koga, D. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Muscle contraction-blood flow interactions during upright knee extension exercise in humans. J. Appl. Physiol. 98:1575-83,2005.

75. Ferreira, L.F., D. Townsend, B. Lutjemeier and T.J. Barstow. Muscle capillary blood flow kinetics estimatedfrom pulmonary O2 uptake and near-infrared spectroscopy. J. Appl. Physiol., 98:1820-1828, 2005.

76. Ferreira, L.F., D.C. Poole and T.J. Barstow. Muscle blood flow-O2 uptake interaction and their relation toon-exercise dynamics of O2 exchange. Respir. Physiol. Neurobiol.147(1):91-103, 2005.

77. Ferreira, L.F., B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Dynamics of skeletal muscle oxygenationduring sequential bouts of moderate exercise. Exp. Physiol. 90:393-401, 2005.

78. Ferreira, L.F., A.J. Harper, D.K. Townsend, B.J. Lutjemeier and T.J. Barstow. Kinetics of estimated humanmuscle capillary blood flow during recovery from exercise. Exp. Physiol. 90:715-26, 2005.

79. Ferreira, L.F., A.J. Harper and T.J. Barstow. Frequency-domain characteristics and filtering of blood flow

following the onset of exercise: implications for kinetics analysis. J. Appl. Physiol. 100:817-825, 2006.

80. Ferreira L.F., B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Effects of pedal frequency on estimatedmuscle microvascular O2 extraction. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 96:558-63, 2006.

81. Barker, T., D.C. Poole and T.J. Barstow. Human critical power-oxygen uptake relation at different pedalingfrequencies. Exp. Physiol. 91:621-63, 2006.

82. Harper, A.J., L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Human femoral artery andestimated muscle capillary blood flow kinetics following the onset of exercise. Exp. Physiol.91:661-671,2006.

83. Carter, H., Pringle, J.S., Barstow, T.J., Doust, J.H.. Oxygen uptake kinetics during supra VO2max treadmillrunning in humans. Int J Sports Med. 27:149-57, 2006.

84. Ferreira, L.F., D.M. Hueber and T.J. Barstow. Effects of assuming constant optical scattering onmeasurements of muscle oxygenation by near-infrared spectroscopy during exercise. J. Appl. Physiol.102:358-367, 2007.


85. Bauer, T.A., E.P. Brass, T.J. Barstow, and W.R. Hiatt. Skeletal muscle StO2 kinetics are slowed during lowwork rate calf exercise in peripheral arterial disease. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 100:143-157, 2007.

86. Ferreira, L.F., S. Koga and T.J. Barstow. Dynamics of noninvasively estimated microvascular O2 extractionduring ramp exercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 103:1999-2004, 2007.

87. Poole, D.C., L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Behnke, T.J. Barstow and A.M. Jones. The final frontier: Oxygen flux intomuscle at exercise onset. Ex. Sports Sci. Rev. 35:166-173, 2007.

88. Koga, S., D.C. Poole, L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Whipp, N. Kondo, T. Saitoh, E. Ohmae and T.J. Barstow. Spacialheterogeneity of quadriceps muscle deoxygenation kinetics during cycle exercise. J. Appl. Physiol.103:2049-56, 2007.

89. Poole, D.C., T.J. Barstow, P. McDonough and A.M. Jones. Control of oxygen uptake during exercise. Med.Sci. Sports Exerc. 40:462-74, 2008.

90. Lutjemeier, B.J., L.F. Ferreira, D.C. Poole, D. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Muscle microvascular hemoglobinconcentration and oxygenation within the contraction-relaxation cycle. Resp. Physiol &

Neurobiol.160(2):131-8, 2008.

91. Glancy, B., T. Barstow and W.T. Willis. Linear relation between time constant of oxygen uptake kinetics,

total creatine, and mitochondrial content in vitro. Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 294(1):C79-87, 2008.

92. Harper, A.J., L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Matching of blood flow tometabolic rate during recovery from exercise in humans. Exp. Physiol. 93:1118-1125, 2008.

93. Kelly, M.K., R.J. Wicker, T.J. Barstow and C.A. Harms. Effects of N-acetylcysteine on respiratory musclefatigue during heavy exercise. Resp. Physiol & Neurobiol. 165:67-72, 2009.

94. Boone, J., K. Koppo, T.J. Barstow and J. Bouckaert. Pattern of deoxy[Hb+Mb] during ramp cycle exercise: influence of training status. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 105(6):851-9, 2009.

95. Saitoh, T., L.F. Ferreira, T.J. Barstow, D.C. Poole, A. Ooue, N. Kondo and S. Koga. Effects of prior heavyexercise on heterogeneity of muscle deoxygenation kinetics during subsequent heavy exercise. Am JPhysiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol. 297(3):R615-21, 2009.

96. Miura A, Shiragiku C, Hirotoshi Y, Kitano A, Endo MY, Barstow TJ, Morton RH, Fukuba Y. The effect of priorheavy exercise on the parameters of the power-duration curve for cycle ergometry. Appl Physiol Nutr

Metab. 34(6):1001-7, 2009.

97. Mohan, A., M.C. Hunt, T.J. Barstow, T.A. Houser, C. Bopp and D.M. Hueber. Effects of fiber orientation,myoglobin redox form, and postmortem storage on NIR tissue oximeter measurements of beef longissimus muscle. Meat Science 84:79-85, 2010.

98. Boone, J., K. Koppo, T.J. Barstow and J. Bouckaert. Aerobic Fitness, Muscle Efficiency and Motor UnitRecruitment during Ramp Exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc.42:402-410, 2010.

99. Boone, J., K. Koppo, T.J. Barstow and J. Bouckaert. Effect of Exercise Protocol on Deoxy[Hb+Mb]:Incremental Step vs. Ramp Exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc. 42:935-942, 2010.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 17100. Mohan, A., S. Muthukrishnan, M.C. Hunt, T.J. Barstow, T.A. Houser. Myoglobin redox form stabilization by

malate dehydrogenase. J. Agricultural Food Chemistry 58:6994-7000, 2010.

101. Mohan, A., M. C. Hunt, T.J. Barstow, T. A. Houser. Near-Infrared Oximtery of Three Post-Rigor SkeletalMuscles for Following Myoglobin Redox Forms. Food Chemistry 123:456-464, 2010.

102. Mohan, A., M. C. Hunt, S. Muthukrishnan, T.J. Barstow, T. A. Houser . Myoglobin redox form stabilizationby compartmentalized lactate and malate dehydrogenases. J. Agricultural Food Chemistry 58:7021-7029,2010.

103. Mohan, A., M.C. Hunt, T.J. Barstow, T.A. Houser, S. Muthukrishnan. Effects of matate, lactate, and pyruvate

on myoglobin redox stability in homogenates of three bovine muscles. Meat Science 86:304-310, 2010.

104. Bopp, C.M., D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Characterizing near-infrared spectroscopy responses toforearm post-occlusive reactive hyperemia in healthy adults. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol., 111(11):2753- 61, 2011.

105. Koga S, Poole DC, Fukuoka Y, Ferreira LF, Kondo N, Ohmae E, Barstow TJ. Methodological validation of thedynamic heterogeneity of muscle deoxygenation within the quadriceps during cycle exercise. Am J PhysiolRegul Integr Comp Physiol. 301(2):R534-41, 2011.

106. Corn, S. and T.J. Barstow. Effects of Oral N-Acetylcysteine on fatigue, critical power and W’ in exercisinghumans. Respir Physiol Neurobiol. 178(2):261-8, 2011.

107. Chin L.M., Kowalchuk J.M., Barstow TJ, Kondo N, Amano T, Shiojiri T, Koga S. The relationship betweenmuscle deoxygenation and activation in different muscles of the quadriceps during cycle ramp exercise. J. Appl. Physiol, 111(5):1259-65, 2011.

108. Boone J, Bouckaert J, Barstow TJ, Bourgois J. Influence of priming exercise on muscle deoxy[Hb + Mb]during ramp cycle exercise. Eur J Appl Physiol. 112:1143-1152, 2012.

109. Koga S, Kano Y, Barstow TJ, Ferreira LF, Ohmae E, Sudo M, Poole DC. Kinetics of muscle deoxygenation andmicrovascular PO2 during contractions in rat: Comparison of optical spectroscopy andphosphorescence-quenching techniques. J Appl Physiol., 112(1):26-32, 2012.

110. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, B.J. Wong and T.J. Barstow. Antegrade and retrograde blood velocity profilesin the intact human cardiovascular system. Exp. Physiol., 97(7):849-60, 2012.

111. Song, W., C. Ade, R. Broxterman, T. Barstow, T. Nelson, and S.Warren. Activity Recognition in PlanetaryNavigation Field Tests Using Classification Algorithms Applied to Accelerometer Data. 34th AnnualInternational Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, San Diego, CA, USA, pp.1586–1589, 2012.

112. Gude, D., R. Broxterman, C. Ade, T. Barstow, T. Nelson, W. Song, and S.Warren. Automated Hand- ForearmErgometer Data Collection System,” 34th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering inMedicine and Biology Society, San Diego, CA, USA, pp. 2379–2382, 2012.

113. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, D.C. Poole, C.A. Harms and T.J. Barstow. A single test for the parameters of thespeed:time-to-exhaustion relationship. Respir Physiol Neurobiol., 185:380-85, 2013.

114. Davis, M.L. and T.J. Barstow. Estimated contribution of hemoglobin and myoglobin to near infrared

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 18spectroscopy. Respir Physiol Neurobiol 185: 180 -187, 2013.

115. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, and T.J. Barstow. Effects of body posture and exercise training oncardiorespiratory responses to exercise. Respir Physiol Neurobiol. 188(1):39-48, 2013.

116. Bopp, C.M., D.K. Townsend, S. Warren S, and T.J. Barstow. Relationship between brachial artery blood flowand total [hemoglobin+myoglobin] during post-occlusive reactive hyperemia. Microvasc Res. 91:37-43,2014.

117. Dekerle, J., T.J. Barstow, L. Regan and H. Carter. The critical power concept in all-out isokinetic exercise. J Sci Med Sport. 17(6):640-4, 2014.

118. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, S.L. Wilcox, S.J. Schlup, J.C. Craig and T.J. Barstow. Influence of duty cycle onthe power-duration relationship: Observations and potential mechanisms. Respir Physiol Neurobiol.192:101-111, 2014.

119. Boone, J., B. Celie, T.J. Barstow, J. De Bleeker, J. Smet, A. Van Lander, R. Van Coster and J. Bourgois. Forearm muscle oxygenation responses during and following arterial occlusion in patients withmitochondrial myopathy. Respir Physiol Neurobiol. 190:70-5, 2014.

120. Smith JR, Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Skutnik BC, Barstow TJ, Wong BJ, Harms CA. Influence of exerciseintensity on respiratory muscle fatigue and brachial artery blood flow during cycling exercise. Eur. J. Appl.Physiol. 114:1767-77, 2014.

121. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Schlup SJ, Wilcox SL, Barstow TJ. Relationship between simulatedextravehicular activity tasks and measurements of physical performance. Respir Physiol Neurobiol203:19-27, 2014.

122. Boone J, Barstow TJ, Celie B, Prieur F, Bourgois J. The impact of pedal rate on muscle oxygenation, muscleactivation and whole-body VO2 during ramp exercise in healthy subjects. Eur J Appl Physiol 115(1):57-70,2014

123. Broxterman RM, Ade CJ, Craig JC, Wilcox SL, Schlup SJ and Barstow TJ. The relationship between criticalspeed and the respiratory compensation point: Coincidence or equivalence. Eur J Sports Sci 13:1-9, 2014.

124. Kuehl P, Chen Jia, Gude D, Broxterman R, Barstow T, Warren S. Real-time processing of electromyograms

in an automated hand-forearm ergometer data collection and analysis system. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med BiolSoc. Aug; 2014:5756-9, 2014.

125. Broxterman RM, Ade CJ, Barker T, Barstow TJ. Influence of pedal cadence on the respiratory compensationpoint and its relation to critical power. Respir Physiol Neurobiol. 208:1-7, 2015.

126. Koga, S, Poole DC, Kondo N, Oue A, Ohmae E and Barstow TJ. Effects of increased skin blood flow on muscleoxygenation/deoxygenation: comparison of time-resolved and continuous-wave near-infrared spectroscopysignals. Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 115(2):335-43, 2015.

127. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Barstow TJ. VÿO2max and Microgravity Exposure: Convective versus Diffusive O2

Transport. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 47:1351-61, 2015.

128. Broxterman RM, Ade CJ, Craig JC, Wilcox SL, Schlup SJ, Barstow TJ. Influence of blood flow occlusion on

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 19muscle oxygenation characteristics and the parameters of the power-duration relationship. J Appl Physiol(1985) 118:880-9, 2015.

129. Poole, DC and TJ Barstow. The critical power framework provides novel insights into fatigue mechanisms. Exerc. Sport Sci. Rev. 43:65-66, 2015.

130. Koga, S, Barstow TJ, Okushima D, Rossiter HB, Kondo N, Ohmae E and Poole DC. Validation of a high-power,time-resolved, near-infrared spectroscopy system for measurement of superficial and deep muscledeoxygenation during exercise. J Appl Physiol 118:1435-42, 2015.

131. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Schlup SJ, Wilcox SL and Barstow TJ. Upper body aerobic exercise as a

possible predictor of lower body performance. Aerosp Med Hum Perform 86:599-605, 2015.

132. Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Smith JR, Wilcox SL, Jia C, Warren S and Barstow TJ. Influence of blood flowocclusion on the development of peripheral and central fatigue during small muscle mass handgrip exercise.J Physiol 593:4043-54, 2015.

133. Fukuoka Y, Poole DC, Barstow TJ, Kondo N, Nishiwaki M, Okushima D and Koga S. Reduction of VO2 slowcomponent by priming exercise: novel mechanistic insights from time-resolved near-infrared spectroscopy.Physiol Rep 3, 2015.

134. Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Ade CJ, Wilcox SL and Barstow TJ. The effect of resting blood flow occlusion onexercise tolerance and W’. Am J Physiol. Regul Integr Comp Physiol. 309:R684-91, 2015.

135. Craig JC, Broxterman RM and Barstow TJ. Considerations for identifying the boundaries of sustainableperformance. Med Sci Sports Exerc 47:1997, 2015.

136. Schlup SJ, Ade AJ, Broxterman RM and Barstow TJ. Discrepancy between femoral and capillary blood flowkinetics during knee extension exercise. Respir Physiol Neurobiol 219:69-77, 2015.

137. Okushima D, Poole DC, Rossiter HB, Barstow TJ, Kondo K, Ohmae E and Koga S. Muscle deoxygenation inthe quadriceps during ramp incremental cycling: deep vs. superficial heterogenity. J Appl Physiol 119:1313-9, 2015.

138. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Schlup SJ, Wilcox SL and Barstow TJ. Standardized exercise tests andsimulated terrestrial mission task performance. Aerosp Med Hum Perform 86:982-9, 2015.

139. Poole DC and Barstow TJ. The critical power framework provides novel insights into fatigue mechanisms. Exerc Sport Sci Rev 43:65-6, 2015.

140. Wilcox SL, Broxterman RM, Barstow TJ. Constructing quasi-linear VO2 responses from nonlinearparameters. J Appl Physiol 120:121-9, 2016.

141. Boone J, Barstow TJ, Celie B, Prier F and Bourgois J. The interrelationships between muscle oxygenation,muscle activation, and pulmonary oxygen uptake to incremental ramp exercise: Influence of aerobic fitness. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab 41:55-62, 2016.

142. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Craig JC, Schlup SJ, Wilcox SL and Barstow TJ. Prediction of Lunar- and

Martian-based intra- and site-to-site task performance. Aerosp Med Hum Perform 87:367-74, 2016.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 20143. Smith JR, Broxterman RM, Ade CJ, Evens KK, Kurti SP, Hammer SM, Barstow TJ and Harms CA. Acute

supplementation of N-acetylcysteine does not affect muscle blood flow and oxygenation characteristicsduring handgrip exercise. Physiol Reports 2016 Apr;4(7). pii: e12748. doi: 10.14814/phy2.12748.

144. Noel JA, Broxterman RM, McCoy GM, Craig JC, Phelps KJ, Burnett DD, Vaughn MA, Barstow TJ, O’Quinn TG, Woodworth JC, DeRouchey JM, Rozell TG and Gonzalez JM. Use of electromyography to detect muscleexhaustion in finishing barrows fed ractopamine-HCl. J Animal Sci 94:2344-56, 2016.

145. Smith JR, Broxterman RM, Hammer SM, Alexander AM, Didier KD, Kurti SP, Barstow TJ, Harms CA. Sexdifferences in the cardiovascular consequences of the inspiratory muscle metaboreflex. Am J Physiol RegulIntegr Comp Physiol 311(3):R574-81, 2016.

146. Broxterman RM, Skiba PF, Craig JC, Wilcox SL, Ade CJ and Barstow TJ. W’ expenditure and reconstitutionduring severe intensity constant power exercise: mechanistic insight into the determinants of W’. Physiol Reports 2016 Oct;4(19). pii: e12856. doi: 10.14814/phy2.12856.

EXTENSION and NON-PEER Reviewed PUBLICATIONS

Mohan, A., M. C. Hunt, T.J. Barstow, T.A. Houser. Effects of Atmosphere Packaging, Fiber Orientation, and Storageon Myoglobin Oxygen Status in Beef Longissimus dorsi muscle. Beef Cattle Research Report 2009, Kansas

State University, The Animal Science Research and Extension program.

Miller, S., W. Kuhn, T.J. Barstow, D. Day, D. Gruenbacher, B. Natarajan, T. Sobering and S. Warren. BiosensorNetworks and Telecommunication Subsystems for Long-Duration Missions, EVA Suits, and Robotic PrecursorScout Missions. Final Performance Report, NASA EPSCoR Grant NNX11AM05A, 2015.

CHAPTERS

1. Barstow, T.J. and R. Casaburi. Ventilatory Control in Lung Disease. In: Principles and Practice of PulmonaryRehabilitation. Philadelphia: Saunders, 1992.

2. Cooper, D.M. and T.J. Barstow. Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy in Studing Exercise in

Children. In: Exercise and Sports Science Reviews. Vol. 24. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins. 1996.

3. Behnke, B.J., T.J. Barstow and D.C. Poole. Vÿ O2 Kinetics: Pulmonary versus Muscle. In: Oxygen UptakeKinetics in Health and Disease. Ed. A.M. Jones and D.C. Poole. London: Routledge. 2004

4. Barstow, T.J. and B.W. Scheuermann. Vÿ O2 Kinetics: Effects of Maturation and Ageing. In: Oxygen UptakeKinetics in Health and Disease. Ed. A.M. Jones and D.C. Poole. London: Routledge. 2004

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR/COMMENTARIES

1. Cooper, D.M. and T.J. Barstow. Blood glucose turnover during exercise above and below the lactatethreshold. J. Appl. Physiol. 74:2613, 1993.

2. Koga, S., T. Shiojiri, N. Kondo and T.J. Barstow. J. Appl. Physiol. 85:1593-4, 1998.

3. Barstow, T.J., B.J. Lutjemeier and L.F. Ferreira. Kinetics of restoration of arteriolar tone after exercise. J.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 21Appl. Physiol. 99:775, 2005.

4. Ferreira, L.F. and T.J. Barstow. Kinetics of muscle oxygen use, oxygen content and blood flow duringexercise. J. Appl. Physiol. 99:2468-9, 2005.

5. Willis, W.T., B. Glancy and T.J. Barstow. Reply to “Letter to the Editor: Physiological implications of linearkinetics of mitochondrial respiration in vitro.” J. Appl. Physiol. In press, 2008.

6. Barstow, T.J. and B.J. Wong. Commentary on Viewpoint: The human cutaneous circulation as a model ofgeneralized microvascular function. J. Appl. Physiol. 105:376, 2008.

7. Barstow, T.J. In this issue: Swinging into action: the role of angular motion to increase peripheral arterialblood pressure. Acta Physiol. 195:303, 2009.

8. Jones, A.M., R.C. Davies, L.F. Ferreira, T.J. Barstow, S. Koga, D.C. Poole. Reply to Quaresima and Ferrari. J. Appl. Physiol. 107:372-3, 2009.

9. Ma, S., H.B. Rossiter, T.J. Barstow, R. Casaburi, J. Porszasz. Clarifying the equation for modeling of Vo2

kinetics above the lactate threshold. J. Appl. Physiol. 109:1283-4, 2010.

10. Ade CJ, Broxterman RM, Barstow TJ. Critical velocity and maximal lactate steady state: better determinantsof 2-hour marathon. J Appl Physiol. 110(1):287-8, 2011.

REVIEWS

1. Dressendorfer, R.H. and T.J. Barstow. Exercise for sedentary adults. Primary Cardiology (June):40-43,1978.

2. Koga, S., T. Shiojiri, N. Kondo, M. Shibasaki, D.C. Poole and T.J. Barstow. Effect of Altered MuscleTemperature on Oxygen Uptake Kinetics During Exercise. The 1997 Nagano Symposium on Sports Science. Ed. by Nose, H., E.R. Nadel and T. Morimoto. Cooper Publishing Group, 1998.

ABSTRACTS

1. Wilmore, J.H., R.B. Parr, P.A. Vodak, T.J. Barstow, T.V. Pipes, P. Ward, and P. Leslie. Strength, endurance,

BMR, and body composition changes with circuit weight training. Med. Sci. Sports 8:59, 1976.

2. George, L., J.W. Matheson, T.A. Riemenschneider, T.J. Barstow, A.N. DeMaria, and D.T. Mason. Relationshipbetween the anterior mitral leaflet motion and left ventricular size in the echogram. Pediatr. Res. 12:381,1978.

3. DeMaria, A.N., W. Bommer, A. Neumann, L. Weinert, T. Barstow, R. Kaku, and D.T. Mason. Evaluation oftricuspid valve prolapse by two- dimensional echocardiography. Circulation 57-58 (Supplement II):II43,1978.

4. Bommer, W.J., W. Smith, A. Algarra, F. Mora, T.J. Barstow, D.T. Mason, and A.N. DeMaria. Improved pulse-doppler echographic blood flow analysis by spectral frequency distribution recordings. Clin. Res. 27:155A,

1979.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 225. Barstow, T.J., E.M. Bernauer, and B.M. Sheikolislam. A comparison of the kinetics of oxygen uptake

between diabetics and nondiabetics. Med. Sci. Sports 11:79, 1979.

6. Barstow, T.J. Predicting the effects of circulatory adjustments at the on set of exercise on pulmonaryoxygen consumption (pVÿo2). In: Proceedings of the 5th University of California at Davis BiomedicalEngineering Symposium, ed. Maury Hull, 1982.

7. Barstow, T.J., and P.A. Mole'. A ramp test is inadequate for determining the time constant of pulmonaryVÿo2. Med. Sci. Sports 15:102, 1983.

8. Mole', P.A., R.L. Coulson, J.R. Caton, B.G. Nichols and T.J. Barstow. Dynamics of muscle phosphagen and

[H+] with forearm exercise in humans using in vivo P-31 NMR. Fed. Proc. 44:1374, 1985.

9. Tyler, W.S., N.K. Tyler, T.J. Barstow, D. Magliano, D. Hinds, and M. Young. Persistence of ozone lesions inmonkeys with growing lungs during a 6 month post-exposure period. Am. Rev. Resp. Dis. 131(4):A169,1985.

10. Tyler, W.S., N.K. Tyler, T.J. Barstow, D. Magliano, D. Hinds, and M. Young. Effects in young monkeys ofintermittent episodes of exposure to low levels of ozone. Am. Rev. Resp. Dis. 131(4):A169, 1985.

11. Casaburi, R., T. Robinson, T. Barstow, and E. McCann. Influence of work rate on oxygen uptake kineticsduring arm ergometer exercise. FASEB, Washington, D.C., April, 1987.

12. Barstow, T., D. Cooper, J. Ruth, S. Epstein, and K. Wasserman. Is 13C natural enrichment (NE) of exhaledCO2 dependent on work intensity during exercise? FASEB, Washington, D.C., April, 1987.

13. Barstow, T.J., and P.A. Mole'. Interpretation of Vÿo2 kinetics during heavy exercise is model dependent. American College of Sports Medicine, Las Vegas, May 1987.

14. Barstow, T.J., D.M. Cooper, E. Sobel, and S. Epstein. 13CO2 washout kinetics can be used to estimatemetabolic rate. Physiologist 30:230, 1987.

15. Lee, W.P., D.M. Cooper, T. Barstow, and A.E. Bergner. Lack of glucose carbon recycling during exercise innormal subjects. Western Society for Pediatric Research, Carmel, CA., February, 1988.

16. Cooper, D., T. Barstow, E. Sobel, and S. Epstein. Dynamics of exhaled 13CO2 following oral administration

of 13C-bicarbonate. FASEB, Las Vegas, May, 1988.

17. Springer, C., D.M. Cooper, and T.J. Barstow. Effect of hypoxia on oxygen uptake kinetics during exercise inchildren and adults. FASEB, Las Vegas, May, 1988.

18. Barstow, T.J., D.M. Cooper, C. Springer, and S. Epstein. Estimation of CO2 stores by tracer dilution and VCO2

kinetics. FASEB, Las Vegas, May, 1988.

19. Barstow, T.J., N. Lamarra, and B.J. Whipp. Influence of circulatory dynamics on the kinetics of pulmonaryO2 uptake during exercise. International Conference on the Control of Breathing, Denver, September, 1988.

20. Zanconato, S., Armon, Y., Barstow, T.J., and Cooper, D.M. Gas exchange response to bursts of exercise in

children and adults. American Thoracic Society, May 1989.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 2321. Cooper, D.M., Springer, C., Barstow, T., Landaw, E., and Epstein, S. CO2 stores and output in children

estimated by 13CO2 washout. FASEB, March 1989.

22. Barstow, T.J., Casaburi, R., and Storer, T. Training speeds kinetics of Vÿo2 for work below the lactatethreshold. FASEB, March 1989.

23. Barstow, T.J., J.M. Ren, B. Chance and K. Wasserman. Tissue oxygenation by near infrared spectroscopyduring moderate and heavy exercise. FASEB, March 1990.

24. Jensen, S., E. Yeh, T. Barstow, P. Wals and D. Cooper. Distribution of exchangeable CO2-bicarbonate in theanesthetized rabbit. FASEB, March 1991.

25. Ben-Dov, I., K. Sietsema, R. Casaburi, T. Barstow, and K. Wasserman. Cause of O2-uptake oscillations duringperiodic breathing in CHF: Cardiac output or lung gas store oscillations? ATS, April 1991.

26. Barstow, T.J. and E. Khaleeli. Initial heart rate responses after exercise onset in trained cyclists. ACSM, May1991.

27. Cooper, D., S. Zanconato and T.J. Barstow. CO2 dynamics during intermittent exercise in children assessedby [13C]bicarbonate tracer. ACSM, May 1991.

28. Barstow, T.J., S. Buchthal, S. Zanconato, D.M. Cooper, J. Dutta, J. Phillips and K. Wasserman. Role of musclepH change on phosphocreatine kinetics during constant load exercise in humans. FASEB, April 1992.

29. Belardinelli, R., T.J. Barstow, and K. Wasserman. Changes in muscle O2 saturation during constant loadexercise as related to the lactic acidosis threshold. FASEB, April 1992.

30. Barstow, T.J., W-N.P. Lee, D.M. Cooper and K. Wasserman. Sources of blood lactate below and above thelactate threshold. ACSM, May 1992.

31. Barstow, T.J. and S.D. Buchthal. Observation of a linear increase in ADP concentrations with an increasein work by the human gastrocnemius using 31P-NMR Spectroscopy. Society of Magnetic Resonance inMedicine (SMRM), Aug. 1992.

32. Buchthal, S.D., T.J. Barstow, S. Zanconato and D.M. Cooper. Comparison of pulmonary oxygen consumptionkinetics with PCr utilization kinetics in the gastrocnemius during moderate exercise. SMRM, Aug. 1992.

33. Barstow, T.J., L.P.Maestru, J. Porszasz, W.W. Stringer and K. Wasserman. Effects of prior exercise on oxygenuptake kinetics at different exercise intensities. FASEB, April 1993.

34. Riley, M., J.M. Strakova, K. Wasserman, T.J. Barstow, and C.B. Cooper. Muscle substrate utilization intrained cyclists. Am. Lung Assoc., 1993.

35. Galassetti, P., M. Riley, K. Maehara, H. Stoicheff, T. Barstow and K. Wasserman. Effect of decreased FIO2

on tissue oxygen saturation during exercise below and above the lactic acidosis threshold. ALA/ATS, 1993.

36. Mutton, D.L., A.M.E. Scremin, T.J. Barstow, C. Kunkel and T.G. Cagle. Recovery oxygen uptake kinetics insubjects with complete spinal cord injury before and after training with leg cycle exercise induced by

functional electrical stimulation. Am. Paraplegia Soc., 1994.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 2437. Barstow, T.J. Interdependence of PCr, ADP and ÄGATP under acidotic conditions in skeletal muscle. ACSM,

1995.

38. Belardinelli, R., J. Porszasz and T.J. Barstow. Kinetics of Vÿo2 and muscle oxygenation by near infraredspectroscopy (NIRS) during recovery. ACSM, 1995

39. Jones, A.M., P.H. Nguyen, R. Casaburi and T.J. Barstow. Slow component of Vÿo2 during heavy exercise iscorrelated with % fast twitch muscle fibers. ACSM Basic Science Specialty Conference, 1995.

40. Eliakim, A., J.A. Brasel, T.J. Barstow, and D.M. Cooper. Relationship of circulating growth hormone (GH),GH binding protein (BP), and insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) to physical fitness and muscle mass in

adolescent females. APS/SPR, 1996.

41. Cooper, D.M., T.J. Barstow, J.A. Brasel, C. Pillet, M. Liebig, and J. Bravo de Murillo. An integrated approachto exercise testing intervention in children and adolescents. ACSM, 1996.

42. Eliakim, A., R. Renslo, T.J. Barstow, and D.M. Cooper. Effect of endurance training on muscle volume andVÿo2max in adolescent females. ACSM, 1996.

43. Barstow, T.J., P. Nguyen and D.M. Cooper. Endurance training-dependent and independent responses toexercise. EB, 1996.

44. Barstow, T.J., P. Nguyen and D.M. Cooper. Relationship between peak Vÿo2 and recovery Vÿo2 kinetics in high

school age girls. ACSM, 1996.

45. Barstow, T.J., A. Jones, P. Nguyen and R. Casaburi. Percent type I fibers in vastus lateralis predicts Vÿo2/workrate slope during incremental exercise. Intersociety Conference, "The Integrative Biology of Exercise",1996.

46. Barstow, T.J., T.M. Ernst, D.L. Mutton and A.M.E. Scremin. Muscle adaptations to functional electricalstimulation (FES) training in spinal cord injury. ACSM, 1997.

47. Barstow, T.J., P.N. Nguyen, B.D. Hoelting, B.W. Scheuermann and R.M. Sinow. Hypoxia leads to elevatedfemoral artery blood flow during and after exercise. ACSM, 1998.

48. Hoelting, B.D., B.W. Scheuermann, R.M. Sinow and T.J. Barstow. Hypoxia, but not exercise, affects systolic

and diastolic diameters of femoral artery. ACSM 1998.

49. Barstow, T.J. and R.M. Sinow. Mean blood velocity estimated by time-averaged maximal velocity in femoralartery at rest, exercise, and recovery. EB 1998.

50. Scheuermann, B.W., B.D. Hoelting, L. Noble and Barstow, T.J. Slow component of Vÿo2 is not accompaniedby changes in iEMG during heavy exercise. Biomed. Eng. Soc., Cleveland, 1998.

51. Barstow, T.J., B.H. Hoelting, and B.W. Scheuermann. Influence of muscle contraction frequency on peakand kinetic Vÿo2 responses in humans. ACSM 1999.

52. Hoelting, B.D., B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. The effects of contraction frequency on leg blood

velocity during knee extension exercise in humans. ACSM 1999.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 2553. Mallory, L.A., B.W. Scheuermann, B.D. Hoelting and T.J. Barstow. Influence of fitness on ÄVÿo2/ÄWR during

moderate exercise. ACSM 1999.

54. Scheuermann, B.W., J.M. Kowalchuk and T.J. Barstow. Recovery Vÿo2 kinetics following ramp exercise areindependent of the Vÿo2 slow component. ACSM 1999.

55. Bauer, T.A., B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Comparison of oxygen uptake kinetics in recovery fromramp and constant work rate cycle exercise. ACSM 2000.

56. Meadows, K.M., B.W. Scheuermann, B.C. Frazier, M. Weiss, R.M. McAllister and T.J. Barstow. The role ofmuscle fiber type distribution on the time to exhaustion during intense cycle exercise. ACSM 2000.

57. B.W. Scheuermann, B.C. Frazier, K.D. Meadows and T.J. Barstow. O2 uptake kinetics are not altered duringexercise transitions in the severe exercise domain. ACSM 2000.

58. Barstow, T.J. , B.W. Scheuermann, K.D. Meadows and B.C. Frazier. Differences in the Vÿo2/WR slope amongsubjects are not related to differences in EMG RMS slope. ACSM 2000.

59. Barstow, T.J., B.W. Scheuermann, K. Meadows and B. Frazier. Differences in the Vÿ O2 slope among subjectsare not related to differences in median frequency of EMG. Integrative Biology of Exercise 2000.

60. Miura, A., T. Shiragiku, Y. Hirotoshi, T.J. Barstow, B.J. Whipp and Y. Fukuba. The effect of prior heavyexercise on the parameters of the power-duration curve for cycle ergometry. Integrative Biology of

Exercise 2000.

61. Lutjemeier, B.J., A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann, S. Koga and T.J. Barstow. Post exercise hyperemia does notovershoot peak oscillatory blood flow during exercise. Central States ACSM 2000.

62. Barstow, T.J., B.W. Scheuermann, B.C. Frazier and K.D. Meadows. Interpretation of changes in RMS duringfatiguing cycle exercise must consider pedal frequency. ACSM 2001.

63. Miura, A., B.J. Lutjemeier, B.W. Scheuermann, S. Koga and T.J. Barstow. The effect of muscle tension andbody position on leg blood flow during exercise. ACSM 2001

64. Scheuermann, B.W., J.H. McConnell and T.J. Barstow. The excess O2 uptake during slow ramp exercise isnot associated with changes in electromyography. ACSM 2001.

65. Lutjemeier, B.J., A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann, S. Koga and T.J. Barstow. Post exercise hyperemia does notovershoot peak oscillatory blood flow during exercise. ACSM 2001.

66. Lutjemeier, B.J., D. Townsend, B. Hoelting, A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Relationship

between mean and oscillations in muscle blood flow during dynamic exercise. CSACSM 2001.

67. Lutjemeier, B.J., D. Townsend, B. Hoelting, A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Relationshipbetween mean and oscillations in muscle blood flow during dynamic exercise. ACSM 2002.

68. DeBoer, M.A., B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Endurance training does not alter delta efficiency ofmoderate intensity cycle exercise. ACSM 2002.

69. Bauer, T.A., M.R. Nehler, W.R. Hiatt and T.J. Barstow. Oxygen uptake kinetics during arm and leg exercise

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 26in patients with peripheral arterial disesase (PAD). ACSM 2002.

70. Scheuermann, B.W., J.S. Williams, J.U. Gonzales, D. Roh and T.J. Barstow. Repeated bouts of fast rampexercise are not associated with changes in the Vÿ O2 - work rate slope. ACSM 2002.

71. Lutjemeier, B.J., D.K. Townsend, S. Koga, C.A. Harms and T.J. Barstow. Oscillations in femoral venous bloodflow during dynamic exercise do not simply reflect muscle pump. CSACSM 2002.

72. Scheuermann, B.W., P. Marteney and T.J. Barstow. Blood velocity waveform characteristics, fitness andpost occlusive reactive hyperemia responses. ACSM 2003.

73. Bauer, T.A., W.R. Hiatt and T.J. Barstow. Oxygen uptake kinetics following leg reperfusion in peripheralarterial disease (PAD). ACSM 2003.

74. Lutjemeier, B.J., D.K. Townsend, S. Koga, C.A. Harms and T.J. Barstow. Oscillations in femoral venous bloodflow during dynamic exercise do not simply reflect muscle pump. ACSM 2003.

75. Townsend, D.K., B.J. Lutjemeier, A. Miura, B.W. Scheuermann and T.J. Barstow. Skeletal muscle vascularconductance during dynamic knee extension exercise. ACSM 2003.

76. Ferreira, L., B.J. Lutjemeier, D. Townsend, T.J. Barstow. NIRS-Derived estimate of muscle blood flow kineticsduring moderate- and heavy-intensity cycling exercise. ACSM 2004.

77. Townsend, D., L. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier and T.J. Barstow. The influence of adipose tissue thickness onnear-infrared spectrometry during intra-contraction knee extension exercise. ACSM 2004.

78. Lutjemeier, B.J., D. Townsend, L. Ferreira and T.J. Barstow. Impact of muscle contraction on arterial bloodflow and tissue gas exchange by NIRS. ACSM 2004.

79. Barstow, T.J., L. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier and D. Townsend. Tissue oxygenation by NIRS as a function ofpedal rate during incremental exercise. ACSM 2004.

80. Townsend, D., M.D. Haub, B.J. Lutjemeier, L. Ferreira, A.J. Harper and T.J. Barstow. Dissociation of glucosehomeostasis from insulin sensitivity in college-age subjects at risk for type 2 diabetes. ACSM 2005.

81. Lutjemeier, B.J., C.A. Harms, A.J. Harper, L. Ferreira, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Pedal frequency does

not alter the cardiac output : Vo2 relationship during cycling. ACSM 2005.

82. Ferreira, L.F., D.M. Hueber, B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Muscle oxygenation duringincremental exercise and recovery: implications of assuming scattering constant. ACSM 2005.

83. Harper, A.J., L. Ferreira, B. Lutjemeier, D. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Estimated kinetics of muscle capillaryblood flow during recovery from exercise. ACSM 2005.

84. Harper, A.J., L. Ferreira, B. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Muscle capillary and femoral arteryblood flow kinetics following the onset of exercise. ACSM 2006.

85. Bauer, T.A., T.J. Barstow and W.R. Hiatt. Effect of work rate on muscle StO2 kinetics in peripheral arterial

disease. ACSM 2006.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 2786. Lutjemeier, B.J., L.F. Ferreira, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Frequency analysis of muscle contraction

and NIRS variables: Implications for tissue gas exchange. ACSM 2006.

87. Townsend, D., M.D. Haub, L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier and T.J. Barstow. Insulin sensitivity and endothelialfunction in college-age subjects with family history of type 2 diabetes. ACSM 2006.

88. Lutjemeier, B.J., C.A. Harms, D.K. Townsend, L.F. Ferreira, A.J. Harper and T.J. Barstow. The effect ofcontraction frequency on the central and peripheral blood flow / VO2 relationship. ACSM Conference onIntegrative Physiology of Exercise, 2006.

89. Glancy, B., T.J. Barstow and W. Willis. Linear relation between time constant of O2 uptake kinetics and

mitochondrial content in vitro. ACSM Conference on Integrative Physiology of Exercise, 2006.

90. Saitoh, T., L.F. Ferreira, T.J. Barstow, D.C. Poole, N. Kondo and S. Koga. Heterogeneity of muscledeoxygenation kinetics during repeated bouts of heavy exercise. ACSM 2007.

91. Harper, A.J., L.F. Ferreira, B.J. Lutjemeier, D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Muscle capillary and femoralartery blood flow kinetics during recovery from exercise. ACSM 2007.

92. Anand Mohan, M. C. Hunt, T. E. Barstow, T. A. Houser. Effects of atmosphere packaging, fiber orientation,and storage on myoglobin oxygen status in beef longissimus dorsi muscle. Proceedings of the 54th

International Congress on Meat Science & Technology, 2008.

93. Bopp, C.M., D.K. Townsend and T.J. Barstow. Comparison of brachial artery blood flow to total[hemoglobin+myoglobin] response during post-occlusive reactive hyperemia. ACSM 2009.

94. Ade, C.A., C.A. Harms, T.I. Musch, and T.J. Barstow. Influence of a Negative Hydrostatic Column and CentralFluid Shift via -6° Head-down Tilt Posture on Cardiovascular Performance. EB 2009.

95. Bopp, C.M., D.K. Townsend, B.J. Wong, C.J. Ade and T.J. Barstow. Variation in near-infrared spectroscopyand cutaneous and intramuscular laser Doppler results during ischemia and post-occlusive reactive

hyperemia. ACSM 2010.

96. Broxterman, R.M., T. Barker and T.J. Barstow. Respiratory compensation point-oxygen uptake relationshipat different pedaling frequencies. ACSM 2010.

97. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, S. Warren, R.D. Taylor, T.J. Barstow. Development of standardized exercisetests for predicting planetary task performance. The International Academy of Astronautics Humans inSpace Symposium, Houston, 2011.

98. Ade, C.J, R.M. Broxterman, B.J. Wong, and T.J. Barstow. Brachial and femoral artery blood velocity profilesare quasi-parabolic during physiologic stress. Experimental Biology, Washington D.C., 2011.

99. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, and T.J. Barstow. A single test for the determination of critical velocity.

American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, 2011.

100. Bopp C.M., B.J. Wong, C.J. Ade, R.M. Broxterman, S. Wilcox, and T.J. Barstow. Ibuprofen alters initialtimecourse of hyperemic response within skeletal muscle, but not cutaneous microvasculature during post-occlusive reactive hyperemia. American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, CO, 2011.

101. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, G. L. Gadbury, D. Schinstock, S. Warren, and T.J. Barstow. Standardized exercise

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 28test to evaluate planetary mission readiness. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Houston, 2012.

102. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, G.L. Gadbury, D. Schinstock, S. Warren, and T.J. Barstow. 10-km WalkbackPerformance Predicted From Standardized Exercise Tests. NASA Human Research Program Workshop,Houston, 2012.

103. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, G. L. Gadbury, D. Schinstock, S. Warren, and T.J. Barstow. Physiologicalresponses during simulated planetary field test. American College of Sports Medicine, San Francisco, 2012.

104. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, G.L. Gadbury, D. Schinstock, S. Warren, and T.J. Barstow. Predictors of 10 kmperformance. American College of Sports Medicine, San Francisco, 2012.

105. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, S. Wilcox, S. Schlup, and T.J. Barstow. Influence of altered duty cycle on criticalpower during handgrip exercise. APS Integrative Biology of Exercise VI, Westminister, CO, 2012.

106. Ade, C.J., R. Broxterman, S. Schlup, S. Wilcox and T.J. Barstow. Influence of duty cycle on muscle deoxy-[Hb+Mb] during ramp hand grip exercise. APS Integrative Biology of Exercise VI, Westminister, CO, 2012.

107. Broxterman, R.M., C. J Ade, S.L. Wilcox and T.J. Barstow. Gender differences in laboratory assessment andsimulated EVA performance. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, 2013.

108. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, S. Wilcox and T.J. Barstow. Determinants of maximal O2 consumption:Modeling the effects of 365 days aboard ISS. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, 2013.

109. Song, W., C.J. Ade, R.M. Broxterman, T. Nelson, D. Gude, T.J. Barstow, and S. Warren. Classificationalgorithms applied to accelerometer data as a means to identify subject activities related to planetarynavigation tasks. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2013

110. Gude, D., R.M. Broxterman, C.J. Ade, T.J. Barstow, T. Nelson, W. Song, and S. Warren. Automated hand-forearm ergometer data collection system. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2013.

111. Wilcox, S.L., R.M. Broxterman, C.J. Ade, S.J. Schlulp, J.C. Craig, Y. Mendoza, L. Chavez and T.J. Barstow. Therelationship between physiologic parameters in upper versus lower body exercise. American College ofSports Medicine, Indianapolis, 2013.

112. Craig, J.C., C.J. Ade, R.M. Broxterman, S.L. Wilcox, S.J. Schlup, Y. Mendoza, L. Chavez and T.J. Barstow. The

relationship between critical speed and the respiratory compensation point. American College of SportsMedicine, Indianapolis, 2013.

113. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, S. Schlup, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, J. Bernard and T.J. Barstow. Effects ofretrograde shear on the kinetics of adjustment of blood flow and vascular conductance to hand gripexercise. American College of Sports Medicine, Indianapolis, 2013.

114. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, S.L. Wilcox, S.J. Schlup, Y. Mendoza and T.J. Barstow. Influence of oxygendelivery on the parameters of the power-duration relationship. American College of Sports Medicine,Indianapolis, 2013.

115. Schlup, S.J., C.J. Ade, R.M. Broxterman, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig and T.J. Barstow. Kinetics of leg and capillary

blood flow response to knee extension exercise. American College of Sports Medicine, Indianapolis, 2013.

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 29116. Wilcox, S.L., R.M. Broxterman, C.J. Ade, S.J. Schlup, J.C. Craig, Y. Mendoza, L. Chavez, and T.J. Barstow. The

relationship between physiologic parameters in upper versus lower body exercise. American College ofSports Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, 2013.

117. Craig, J.C., C.J. Ade, R.M. Broxterman, S.L. Wilcox, S.J. Schlup, and T.J. Barstow. The relationship betweencritical speed and the respiratory compensation point. American College of Sports Medicine, Indianapolis,IN, 2013.

118. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, S.J. Schlup, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, J. Bernard, and T.J. Barstow. Effects ofretrograde shear on the kinetics of adjustment of blood flow and vascular conductance to hand gripexercise. American College of Sports Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, 2013.

119. Kuehl, P., C. Jia, D. Gude, R.M. Broxterman, T.J. Barstow, and S. Warren. Real-time processing ofelectromyograms in an automated hand-forearm ergometer data collection and analysis system. NASAHuman Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2014.

120. Jia, C. P. Kuehl, D. Gude, R.M. Broxterman, T.J. Barstow, and S. Warren. Improved algorithms for EMG burstidentification and processing. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2014.

121. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, and T.J. Barstow. Determination of appropriatephysiological measurements for predicting EVA task-failure. NASA Human Research Program Workshop,Galveston, TX, 2014.

122. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, J.C. Craig, S.L. Wilcox, and T.J. Barstow. Muscle oxygenation characteristicswithin the contraction-relaxation cycle for handgrip exercise. American College of Sports Medicine,Orlando, FL, 2014.

123. Wilcox, S.L., R.M. Broxterman, and T.J. Barstow. Predicting “near linear” VÿO2 responses via integration with

variable parameters. American College of Sports Medicine, Orlando, FL, 2014.

124. Craig, J.C., R.M. Broxterman, and T.J. Barstow. Influence of adipose tissue thickness (ATT) on NIRS-derivedtotal [Hb+Mb] at four sites. American College of Sports Medicine, Orlando, FL, 2014.

125. Merrifield, R.E., K.M. Witcik, T.J. Barstow and D.K. Townsend. Skeletal muscle microvascular alterationsconcommitant with insulin resistance, in normoglycemic college-age subjects. American College of SportsMedicine, Orlando, FL, 2014.

126. Broxterman, R.M., C.J. Ade, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, and T.J. Barstow. Lunar and Mars simulatedextravehicular activity (EVA) evoked physiological responses. Experimental Biology, San Diego, CA, 2014.

127. Ade, C.J., G.L. Gadbury and T.J. Barstow. Determining the Effect of Space Flight on the Incidence ofCardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2015.

128. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman and T.J. Barstow. Standardized “Pre-Flight” exercise tests to predictperformance during extravehicular activities in a lunar environment. NASA Human Research ProgramWorkshop, Galveston, TX, 2015.

129. Broxterman, R.M., C. J. Ade, W.J. Wagner, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, S. Warren, D. Schinstock, and T.J. Barstow.

Development of an offload hoist system for the simulation of microgravity during activity. NASA HumanResearch Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2015.


130. Broxterman, R.M., S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, C. Jia, S. Warren and T.J. Barstow. Influence of Ischemia onPeripheral and Central Fatigue during Handgrip Exercise. Experimental Biology, Boston, MA, 2015.

131. Wright. J.L., S.K.Ferguson, C.T. Holdsworth, T.D. Colburn, A.J. Fees, T.J.Barstow, T.I. Musch and D.C. Poole. Post-occlusive Reactive Hyperemia: Effects on Skeletal Muscle Capillary Hemodynamics. ExperimentalBiology, Boston, MA, 2015.

132. Craig, J.C., R.M. Broxterman. and T.J. Barstow. Effect of Beetroot Juice Supplementation on Conduit Arteryand Microvascular Hemodynamics during Small Muscle Mass Handgrip Exercise. Experimental Biology,Boston, MA, 2015.

133. Smith, J.R., R.M.Broxterman, C.J. Ade, T.J. Barstow and C.A. Harms. The Effect of N-Acetylcysteine onPeripheral Hemodynamics and Fatigue during Exercise. Experimental Biology, Boston, MA, 2015.

134. Craig, J.C., R.M. Broxterman, C. Jia, S. Warren, and T.J. Barstow. Beetroot supplemention and small musclemass handgrip exercise: Effect on central and peripheral fatigue. American College of Sports Medicine, SanDiego, CA, 2015.

135. Broxterman, R.M., J.C. Craig, C.J. Ade, S.L. Wilcox, P.F. Skiba and T.J. Barstow. Modeling the utilization andreconstitution of W’ within the contraction-relaxation cycle for handgrip exercise. American College ofSports Medicine, San Diego, CA, 2015.

136. Noel, J., T.J. Barstow, R.M. Broxterman, G.D. McCoy, K.J. Phelps and J. Gonzalez. Effect of ractopamine-HClon muscle fiber types and finishing barrow exhaustion. Reciprocal Meat Council, Angelo State University,TX, 2015.

137. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, W.J. Wagner, S.L. Wilcox, J.C. Craig, S. Warren and T.J. Barstow. Metabolicresponses and muscle activation to ambulation in simulated lunar and martian microgravity. NASA HumanResearch Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2016.

138. Ade, C.J. and T.J. Barstow. Spaceflight and risk factors of hard cardiovascular disease end-points: A case-cohort study. NASA Human Research Program Workshop, Galveston, TX, 2016.

139. Ade, C.J., R.M. Broxterman, A.D. Moore and T.J. Barstow. Convective and diffusive O2 transportmechanisms mediate the decrease in peak oxygen uptake following long-duration spaceflight. Experimental

Biology, San Diego, CA, 2016.

140. Alexander, A.M., J.R. Smith, S.R. Emerson, T.J. Barstow and C.A. Harms. Effect of puberty on gas exchangethreshold in untrained boys and girls. American College of Sports Medicine, Boston, MA, 2016.

141. Didier, K.D., S.L. Wilcox, R.M. Broxterman, S. M. Hammer, A.M. Alexander and T.J. Barstow. The relationshipbetween muscle activation and VO2 during incremental ramp exercise. American College of SportsMedicine, Boston, MA, 2016.

142. Okushima D., Poole D.C., Barstow T.J., Rossiter H.B., Bowen T.S., Kondo N., Amano T., and Koga S. GreaterVO2peak is associated with deoxygenation amplitude, but not deoxygenation kinetics, across the activemuscles. American College of Sports Medicine, Boston, MA, 2016.

143. Hammer S.M., Broxterman R.M., Craig J.C., and Barstow T.J. Oxygen utilization during the contraction-

THOMAS J. BARSTOW, Ph.D 31relaxation cycle of intermittent forearm exercise. American College of Sports Medicine, Boston, MA, 2016.

144. Smith J.R., Broxterman R.M., Hammer S.M., Alexander A.M., Didier K.D., Barstow T.J., Kurti S.P., and HarmsC.A. Sex differences in the inspiratory muscle metaboreflex. American College of Sports Medicine, Boston,MA, 2016.

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