Effects of Microgravity on Terrestrial Born Biological Systems
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Effects of Microgravity on Terrestrial Born Biological Systems

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eBook - ePub

Effects of Microgravity on Terrestrial Born Biological Systems

About this book

Microgravity profoundly impacts terrestrial biological systems, altering cellular functions, metabolic processes,
and physiological responses. This book explores the diverse effects of microgravity on cellular and molecular
biology, immune function, cancer research, and microbiome dynamics. We examine changes in cell morphology, gene expression, protein synthesis, and metabolic pathways, shedding light on how gravitational forces
shape biological processes. The implications extend beyond space exploration, offering insights into regenerative medicine, biotechnology, and disease modeling. By leveraging microgravity research, we can develop
innovative therapeutic strategies and biomanufacturing techniques for both space-based and Earth-bound
applications. As humanity prepares long-duration missions, understanding these biological adaptations is
critical for advancing space medicine and ensuring astronaut health, while simultaneously unlocking new
frontiers in biomedical research.

Maybe we will be able to synthesize self-replicating molecules capable of self-replication, catalysis,
and evolution within an appropriate environment. We haven't been able to do so on Earth, perhaps
due to the constraints of gravity?

Making amazing stuff in space is gravy, just have to take "it" out…

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Series Page
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Dedication
  7. Table of Contents
  8. Chapter 1 Effects of Microgravity on Terrestrial Biological Systems
  9. Chapter 2 Cellular and Molecular Effects of Microgravity
  10. Chapter 3 Gene Expression and Protein Synthesis in Microgravity
  11. Chapter 4 Microgravity and Cell Growth, Proliferation, and Differentiation
  12. Chapter 5 Stem Cell Behavior and Differentiation in Microgravity
  13. Chapter 6 Effects of Microgravity on Cellular Metabolism and Biochemistry
  14. Chapter 7 Lipid and Protein Metabolism in Microgravity
  15. Chapter 8 Effects on Protein Degradation Pathways
  16. Chapter 9 Consequences of Proteasomal Dysregulation
  17. Chapter 10 Changes in Ion Transport and Homeostasis in Microgravity
  18. Chapter 11 Effects on Intracellular pH and Membrane Potential
  19. Chapter 12 Immune System and Microgravity
  20. Chapter 13 Inflammatory Response and Cytokine Production in Microgravity
  21. Chapter 14 Implications for Astronaut Health and Performance
  22. Chapter 15 Cancer and Microgravity: The Effects on Cancer Cell Behavior
  23. Chapter 16 Gene Expression Changes in Oncogenic Pathways
  24. Chapter 17 Microgravity as a Model for Cancer Research
  25. Chapter 18 Drug Resistance and Therapeutic Targeting in Microgravity Conditions
  26. Chapter 19 Effects on Microorganisms and the Microbiome: Bacterial and Fungal Growth in Microgravity
  27. Chapter 20 Human Microbiome Alterations in Microgravity
  28. Chapter 21 Biomanufacturing in Space
  29. Chapter 22 Using Microgravity Research for Improving Disease Models
  30. Chapter 23 Translating Findings to Improve Regenerative Therapies and Drug Development
  31. Chapter 24 Next Bowl of Gravy
  32. References
  33. Index