For more information see our Respiratory Homepage. We are focusing our efforts on characterizing stress-induced modifications to the regulatory myofilament proteins, troponins I and T. Our eventual goal is to refine our methods for detecting and characterizing these proteins, intact or modified, after they are released into the blood. Emphasis is placed on matching molecular and biochemical changes to impairments in physiological function. Recent Papers Iscoe, S. Control of Abdominal Muscles. L.Z. Sommer, J. Rucker, A. Veseley, A. Levene, J. Greenwald, G. Volgyesi, L. Fedorko, and S. Iscoe.
Isocapnic hyperpnea accelerates carbon monoxide elimination.
Simpson, J.A., J.E. Van Eyk, and S. Iscoe. I and T in canine diaphragm. L.Z. Sommer, J. Tesler, E. Lavene, W.H. Maleck, G. Volgyesi, L. Fedorko, S. Iscoe, and J.A. Fisher. A simple 'new' method to accelerate clearance of carbon monoxide from human subjects Am. Iscoe, S. Segmental responses of abdominal motoneurons.