1. Inspiratory muscle adaptations following pressure or flow training in humans

   • George E. Tzelepis
   • Vasilios Kadas
   • F. Dennis McCool

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 467 - 471

2. Effect of vitamin E supplementation on post-exercise plasma lipid peroxidation and blood antioxidant status in smokers: with special reference to haemoconcentration effect

   • Esma Sürmen-Gür
   • Ercan Öztürk
   • Pinar Tuncel

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 472 - 478

3. Performance and physiological responses to a 5-week synchronized swimming technical training programme in humans

   • J. C. Chatard
   • I. Mujika
   • J. Kostucha

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 479 - 483

4. Vascular endothelial growth factor in exercising humans under different environmental conditions

   • Hanns-Christian Gunga
   • Karl Kirsch
   • Wolfgang Jelkmann

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 484 - 490

5. Aerobic and anaerobic energy during a 2-km race simulation in female rowers

   • L. P. Pripstein
   • E. C. Rhodes
   • K. D. Coutts

   ORIGINAL ARITICLE Pages: 491 - 494

6. The effect of dynamic exercise on resting cold thermoregulatory responses measured during water immersion

   • G. P. Kenny
   • P. M. Denis
   • G. G. Giesbrecht

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 495 - 499

7. Increased concentrations of interleukin 1-β in whole blood cultures supernatants after 12 weeks of moderate endurance exercise

   • M. Baum
   • K. Klöpping-Menke
   • H. Kirchner

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 500 - 503

8. Co-activation of vastus lateralis and biceps femoris muscles in pubertal children and adults

   • Eleftherios Kellis
   • Viswanath B. Unnithan

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 504 - 511

9. Breathing pattern in highly competitive cyclists during incremental exercise

   • Alejandro Lucía
   • Alfredo Carvajal
   • José L. Chicharro

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 512 - 521

10. Maximal aerobic power and leg muscle mass and strength related to age in non-athletic males and females

    • J. Alberto Neder
    • Luiz E. Nery
    • Brian J. Whipp

    ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 522 - 530

11. Nonselective β blockade attenuates the recruitment of CD62L⁻ T lymphocytes following exercise

    • Paul J. Mills
    • Jalees Rehman
    • Alan S. Maisel

    SHORT COMMUNICATION Pages: 531 - 534

12. Skin-prick blood samples are reliable for estimating Hb mass with the CO-dilution technique

    • Michael J. Ashenden
    • Chirstopher J. Gore
    • Allan G. Hahn

    SHORT COMMUNICATION Pages: 535 - 537