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Journal of Applied Physiology
 The Journal of Applied Physiology
publishes original papers that deal with diverse areas of
research in applied physiology, especially those papers emphasizing
adaptive and integrative mechanisms. Adaptive physiology includes 1)
inherent adaptations such as those related to development, aging, and
pathophysiological conditions and 2) adaptations to the external
environment such as those occurring with exercise, microgravity, hypoxia,
hypo- and hyperbaria, and hypo- and hyperthermic conditions. Integrative
physiology includes 1) horizontal integration across organ systems and 2)
vertical integration from molecule to cell to organ. In all areas of
applied physiology, the use of cutting-edge techniques including molecular
and cellular biology is strongly encouraged.
The wide scientific span of the Journal rests on physiology as its
keystone. However, the boundaries of physiology have enlarged as
demarcations between concepts and techniques in the physiological,
pharmacological, and biochemical sciences become increasingly blurred.
Moreover, theoretical articles on research at any level of biological
organization ranging from molecules to humans fall within the broad scope of
the Journal. Papers dealing with topics in other basic sciences that impinge
on physiology are also welcome.
ISSN: 8750-7587
eISSN: 1522-1601
Editor-in-Chief: Jerry Dempsey
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Jerry Dempsey is a native Canadian educated at the universities of
Western Ontario, Alberta and Wisconsin. Currently, he directs research and
training at John Rankin Laboratory of Pulmonary Medicine at the University
of Wisconsin – Madison, housed within the Department of Population Health
Sciences in the Medical School.
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