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Life Sciences Data Archive
@ Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas
+ Assessment of Endurance Capacity by Gas Exchange and Heart Rate Kinetics During Physical Training (EKE)+ Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Control on Return from International Space Station (CCISS) (E117)
+ Eye-Hand Coordination (DSO 418)
+ Intraocular Pressure (DSO 425)
+ Soft Contact Lens Application Test (DSO 427)
+ Study of In-flight Fluid Changes (DSO 423)
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+ Data Key and Second Data Key to Rat Pancreas Glucagon Images NLR+1 - STS-90 - Experiment ID : 97NTSP01001+ Data Key and Second Data Key to Rat Pancreas Glucagon Images NLR+13 - STS-90 - Experiment ID : 97NTSP01001
+ Data Key and Second Data Key to Rat Pancreas Glucagon Images NLR+15 - STS-90 - Experiment ID : 97NTSP01001
+ Glucagon in Rat Pancreas: Data Summary - STS-90 - Experiment ID : 97NTSP01001
+ Insulin in Rat Pancreas: Data Summary - STS-90 - Experiment ID : 97NTSP01001
About the Archive
NASA's Life Sciences Data Archive (LSDA) is an active archive that provides information and data from space flight experiments funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
The archive includes investigations from 1961 (Mercury Project) through current flight and flight analog studies(International Space Station, Shuttle, bed rest studies, etc.) involving human, plant and animal studies.
The archive includes investigations from 1961 (Mercury Project) through current flight and flight analog studies(International Space Station, Shuttle, bed rest studies, etc.) involving human, plant and animal studies.
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The Life Sciences Data Archive is a part of the Human Health and Performance Program of the Exploration Systems Missions Directorate which is dedicated to "safe, sustained, affordable exploration of the Moon, Mars, and beyond..." This site is intended for all audiences, from scientists and teachers to the general space enthusiast.
