Joseph W. Guarnieri

Nov 16, 2024 | link.springer.com | Joseph W. Guarnieri |JangKeun Kim |Douglas Wallace |Christopher E. Mason |Masafumi Muratani |Afshin Beheshti

AbstractTo be able to understand how spaceflight can affect human biology, there is a need for maximizing the amount of information that can be obtained from experiments flown to space. Recently there has been an influx of data obtained from astronauts through multi-omics approaches based on both governmental and commercial spaceflight missions. In addition to data from humans, mitochondrial specific data is gathered for other experiments from rodents and other organisms that are flown in space.