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Chapter: Appendix I: Future Investigations in Cell and Developmental Biology on the ISS

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix I: Future Investigations in Cell and Developmental Biology on the ISS." National Research Council. 2003. Factors Affecting the Utilization of the International Space Station for Research in the Biological and Physical Sciences. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10614.
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Appendix I
Future Investigations in Cell and Developmental Biology on the ISS

Experiment Number

Experiment Title

Investigator/ Affiliation

Target Mission/ Flight Duration

Estimated Crew Time

Comments

01-057

Drosophila Behavior and Gene Expression in Microgravity

K. Beckingham, Rice University

No earlier than 2004-2006

TBD

CSA is lead agency, insect habitat

01-061

Genetic and Developmental Stability in Response to Long-Term Exposure of Drosophila Melanogaster to a Space Station Environment

J. Thompson, University of Oklahoma

No earlier than 2004-2006

TBD

CSA is lead agency, insect habitat

01-062

Gravity and the Insect Circadian Timing System

T. Hoban-Higgins, University of California, Davis

No earlier than 2004-2006

TBD

NASA is lead agency; ARC is lead center for definition

01-063

Mechanisms and Functional Consequences of Protein Kinase C Isoform Translocation Inhibition in Monocytes Exposed to Microgravity

M.N. Hughes-Fulford, California Institute for Research and Education

No earlier than 2004-2006

TBD

ESA is lead agency

01-092

Effect of Spaceflight on Microbial Gene Expression and Virulence

C. Nickerson, Tulane University

No earlier than 2004-2006

TBD

NASA is lead agency; ARC is lead center for definition

Suggested Citation:"Appendix I: Future Investigations in Cell and Developmental Biology on the ISS." National Research Council. 2003. Factors Affecting the Utilization of the International Space Station for Research in the Biological and Physical Sciences. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10614.
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