Quantifying systemic molecular networks affected during high altitude de-acclimatization.

ABSTRACT: High altitude acclimatization and disease have been the centerpiece of investigations concerning human health at high altitude. Almost all investigations have focused on either understanding and ameliorating high altitude disease or finding better methods of acclimatization/training at high altitude. The aspect of altitude de-induction/de-acclimatization has remained clouded despite the fact that it was documented since the first decade of twentieth century. A few recent studies, particularly in China, have stated unanimously that high altitude de-acclimatization involved multiple observable clinical symptoms ranging from headache to abdominal distention. These symptoms have been collectively referred to as "high altitude de-acclimatization syndrome" (HADAS). However, computational omics a

SUBMITTER: Paul S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10484924 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature