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Index
Significant Achievements in Space Bioscience
Foreword
Preface
Contents
chapter 1
chapter 2
THE EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF CHEMICAL EVOLUTION
METEORITES AND ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY
Meteorites
Carbonaceous Meteorites
CONCEPTS FOR DETECTION OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE
SPACECRAFT STERILIZATION
chapter 3
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WEIGHTLESSNESS AND ZERO GRAVITY
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SPACE RADIATION1
Biological Effects of Heavy Ions and Mesons
Controlled Radiobiological Experiments in Space
SIMULATION OF PLANETARY (MARTIAN) ENVIRONMENTS
EXTREME AND LIMITING ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS OF LIFE
chapter 4
EFFECTS OF THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT ON BEHAVIOR
BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Early Work
Recent Biochemical Studies
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY2
chapter 5
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
BIOINSTRUMENTATION
chapter 6
BALLOONS
ROCKETS AND SATELLITES
LITTLE JOE FLIGHTS
MERCURY ANIMAL TEST FLIGHTS
THE NASA BIOSATELLITE PROGRAM3
chapter 7
BIOREGENERATIVE LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Photosynthetic System
Higher Plants
Algae
ELECTROLYSIS-HYDROGENOMONAS SYSTEM
Bacterial Culture
Continuous Culture of Hydrogenomonas Bacteria
Bacterial Composition and Nutrition
Application to Spacecraft System
CABIN ATMOSPHERES9
Physiological Criteria in the Choice of Cabin Atmosphere
Atelectasis and Pulmonary Edema
Oxygen Toxicity
Carbon Dioxide Tolerance
Inert-Gas Components
Bends
Fire Hazard
Acceleration Effects on the Lungs and Pulmonary Circulation
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
General Studies of Biological Rhythmicity
Effects of Weightlessness on the Cardiovascular System
Metabolic Effects of Weightlessness
Central Nervous System Functions in Weightlessness
DEPRESSED METABOLISM
NUTRITION IN SPACE10
Water Requirements
Formula Diets
Waste
Metabolism
Short-Range Technology
Long-Term Nutritional Problems
Synthetic Foods
Food Production in Space
chapter 8
SIGNIFICANCE TO SCIENCE
SIGNIFICANCE FOR PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
Health and Medicine
Food and Agriculture
Industry and Manufacturing
OUTLOOK FOR BIOSCIENCE—MAJOR PROBLEMS
Notes
References
Transcription note
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