Aspen Perinatal Biology Conference: Aspen, Colorado, August 25–28, 2007

Summary of the 19th Aspen Conference.

Aspen Bile Acid/Cholesterol Conference 1991. Report of a conference.

“Lipid Accumulation in Hepatic and Extrahepatic Tissues,’’ a research seminar sponsored by the Aspen Bile Acid/Cholesterol Conference, Inc., was held at the Given Institute of the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aspen, Colorado on August 17-20, 1991. This symposium was planned to bring together investigators who approach the general problem of tissue accumulation of lipids from dif...

14th Annual Aspen Conference on Research in Emphysema

sively incremented each minute by 150 kg-M/min, and 3 ) work rate progressively decremented each minute by 150 kg-Mlmin (following an abrupt increase to a high work rate). The results indicate that V E is better correlated with \jco:! than with 9 0 2 during both steady and non-steady-state phases of exercise. A steady-state of Voz was often attained before vcot reached its stable value. When th...

13th Annual Aspen Conference on Research in Emphysema

l4C1or 8[Phe-W] -bradykinin is precisely the same as that of blue dextran (MW > 2,000,000), a compound unlikely to leave the blood vessels during a single circulation. These results, plus the finding that lung tissue does not itself contain bradykinin or its peptide fragments, have been taken as evidence that inactivation occurs on or near the surface of vascular endothelial cells. The relevant...

13th Annual Aspen Conference on Research in Emphysema

iologic and pathologic conditions under which bradykinculture, proceed to the isolation of their organelles, and in and other substances are effectively metabolized need eventually to the isolation of the enzymes which have to be defined. Finally, although the site of destruction this exquisite selectivity. would appear to be on the surface of vascular endothelial cells, the role of pneumocytes...