J.-L. Fan

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Education (1)

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Articles (9) Mémoires, Thèses et HDR (1)

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Exercise (9) Exercise (9) oxygénation (7) Speed (6) Performance (6) Cycling (6) Speed (6) Performance (6) pression (5) index (5) altitude (5) Cerebral circulation (5) Pressure (5) Days (5) répertoire (5) tissu (corporel) (4) oxygène (4) effet (4) Rest (4) Oxygen (4) Muscles (4) Hypothesis (4) Fatigue (4) temps (durée) (3) niveau de la mer (3) exposition (3) procès (3) Values (3) Time (3) Sea level (3)

Documents écrit par J.-L. Fan (10) | parle de J.-L. Fan (0)

AltitudeOmics: effects of 16 days acclimatization to hypobaric hypoxia on muscle oxygen extraction during incremental exercise.
N. Bourdillon et al. (1 oct. 2023)
Iloprost improves running performance at 5,000 m in Han but not in Tibetans
B. Kayser et al. (12 mars 2019)
Oral Nitrate Supplementation Differentially Modulates Cerebral Artery Blood Velocity and Prefrontal Tissue Oxygenation During 15 km Time-Trial Cycling in Normoxia but Not in Hypoxia.
J.L. Fan et al. (2018)
AltitudeOmics : Resetting of Cerebrovascular CO2 Reactivity Following Acclimatization to High Altitude.
J.L. Fan et al. (2015)
Effect of oral nitrate supplementation on pulmonary hemodynamics during exercise and time trial performance in normoxia and hypoxia: a randomized controlled trial.
N. Bourdillon et al. (2015)
Cerebral oxygenation during the Richalet hypoxia sensitivity test and cycling time-trial performance in severe hypoxia.
N. Bourdillon et al. (2014)
Electromyographic, cerebral, and muscle hemodynamic responses during intermittent, isometric contractions of the biceps brachii at three submaximal intensities.
Y. Bhambhani et al. (2014)
AltitudeOmics: The Integrative Physiology of Human Acclimatization to Hypobaric Hypoxia and Its Retention upon Reascent.
A.W. Subudhi et al. (2014)
Effect of hypoxia on cerebral blood flow regulation during rest and exercise : role of cerebral oxygen delivery on performance
J.-L. Fan (2014)
Effect of end-tidal CO2 clamping on cerebrovascular function, oxygenation, and performance during 15-km time trial cycling in severe normobaric hypoxia: the role of cerebral O2 delivery.
J.L. Fan et al. (2013)