FUJII Naoto

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• Effect of time of day on respiratory and cerebrovascular responses during prolonged exercise in the heat.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Tsuji Bun; Fujii Naoto
  ARIHHP Human High Performance International Forum 2018 ”Sport Sciences for Olympic and Paralympic Games”/2018-3
• The mechanisms underlying cutaneous vasodilation during exercise in the heat.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Fujii Naoto; Kenny Glen
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Thermal and cardiorespiratory responses and exercise performance in the heat during high intensity intermitted exercise that mimics rugby game.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Okuyama Michiaki; Fujimoto Tomomi; Tsu...
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Low intensity exercise delays shivering response to core cooling.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Fujimoto Tomomi; Sengoku Yasuo; Dobash...
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Expiratory flow limitation under moderate hypobaric hypoxia does not influence ventilation, oxygen uptake, and operating lung volumes during incremental running in endurance runners.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Cao Yinhang; Ichikawa Yuhei; Sasaki Y...
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Combined effects of cold pressor test and apnea on cardiovascular responses during dynamic two-legged knee extension exercise.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Matsutake Ryoko; Fujimoto Tomomi; Wata...
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Separate effects of voluntary hyperventilation and resultant hypocapnia on metabolic and cardiovascular responses during and following supramaximal exercise.
  Nishiyasu Takeshi; Dobashi Kohei; Fujii Naoto; Fujimoto ...
  The 17th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Mechanisms underpinning cutaneous vasodilation during exercising in the heat
  Fujii Naoto
  The 17th International Conference On Environmental Ergonomics/2017-11
• Arginase inhibition and low-dose sodium nitroprusside administration do not influence heat loss responses during exercise in aged humans
  Meade Robert D.; Fujii Naoto; Alexander Lacy M.; Louie...
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26
• The Influence of Heat Shock Protein 90 on Sweating and Cutaneous Vasodilation in Young Males During Exercise in the Heat
  McNeely Brendan Douglas; Zhang Sarah Y.; Fujii Naoto; ...
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26
• Activation of Protease-Activated Receptor 2 Directly Mediates Cutaneous Vasodilatation but Not Sweating in Humans In Vivo: Roles of Nitric Oxide Synthase and Cyclooxygenase
  McNeely Brendan Douglas; Fujii Naoto; Zhang Sarah Y.; ...
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26
• The Effect of Protease-Activated Receptor 2 on Cutaneous Vasodilation and Sweating in Young Males During Exercise in the Heat
  Halili Lyra; Danquah Mercy; Fujii Naoto; McNeely Bren...
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26
• Administration of Prostacyclin Mediates Cutaneous Vasodilation but not Sweating in Young and Older Females: Roles for Nitric oxide and KCa channels
  Fujii Naoto; McNeely Brendan D.; Kenny Glen P.
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26
• Age-Related Alterations in Cutaneous Vascular and Sweating Responses Depend on Sex and Types of Receptor Agonist
  Fujii Naoto; McNeely Brendan D.; Halili Lyra; Zhang S...
  Annual Meeting of the American-Society-for-Pharmacology-and-Experimental-Therapeutics (ASPET) at Experimental Biology Meeting/2017-04-22--2017-04-26