Effect of acute hypocapnic hypoxia on circulating leucocyte subsets, neutrophil activity and plasma anti-oxidant status during exercise at 50 % normoxic VO2,peak

C. Douglas Thake; R. Mian

Effect of acute hypocapnic hypoxia on circulating leucocyte subsets, neutrophil activity and plasma anti-oxidant status during exercise at 50 % normoxic VO2,peak

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Symptoms of infection are common in trekkers at high altitude and more prevalent among those with acute mountain sickness (AMS) (Murdoch, 1995).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	12
Journal	Journal of Physiology
Volume	547P
Publication status	Published - 2003

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Effect of acute hypocapnic hypoxia on circulating leucocyte subsets, neutrophil activity and plasma anti-oxidant status during exercise at 50 % normoxic VO2,peak

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