M. S. Sothmann

Medical University of South Carolina — United States

Medicine · Health Sciences

19h-index1.7kcitations49works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Cardiovascular and exercise physiology(12), Stress Responses and Cortisol(9), Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Control(7), Body Composition Measurement Techniques(7), Sports Performance and Training(6)

Publications49 total

Forming partnerships: Indiana-Ohio Center for Traumatic Amputation Rehabilitation Research.
PubMed·2010· 1 cited
A Review of the Long-Term Health Outcomes Associated With War-Related Amputation
Military Medicine·2009· 101 cited
The Effect Of Antioxidant Cherryflex Supplementation On Doms, Biomarkers Of Tissue Damage, And Oxidative Stress
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2009
The Cross-Stressor Adaptation Hypothesis and Exercise Training.
2006· 60 cited
Validation of MedGraphicsʼ VO2000 Portable Metabolic Analyzer and a Modified Pneumotachometer
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2004· 1 cited
Validation of MedGraphics?? VO2000 Portable Metabolic Analyzer and a Modified Pneumotachometer
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2004· 1 cited
Economic modeling as a component of academic strategic planning.
PubMed·2001· 1 cited
Brain Norepinephrine Changes With Simulated Weightlessness and Relation to Exercise Training
Physiology & Behavior·1999· 8 cited
PLASMA FREE AND SULFOCONJUGATED NOREPINEPHRINE RESPONSE TO ACUTE EXERCISE IN ACTIVE AND SEDENTARY OLDER MALES.
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1998
RODENT ADRENAL ADAPTATION TO NINE DAY HYPOKINETIC MODEL EXPOSURE1140
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1997
Simulated weightlessness to induce chronic hypoactivity of brain norepinephrine for exercise and stress studies
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1997· 9 cited
Exercise Training and the Cross-Stressor Adaptation Hypothesis
Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews·1996· 208 cited
Changes in the growth hormone axis due to exercise training in male and female rats: secretory and molecular responses.
Endocrinology·1995· 22 cited
EXERCISE, BRAIN, AND BEHAVIOR
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1995
Selected psychophysiological stress responses in men with high and low body fatness
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1995· 6 cited
385 EFFECT OF RATE OF ECCENTRIC EXERCISE ON PLASMA SUBSTANCE P AND PEAK VERTICAL GROUND REACTION FORCE
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1994
Young and old subjects matched for aerobic capacity have similar noradrenergic responses to exercise
Journal of Applied Physiology·1993· 18 cited
Heart Rate Response of Firefighters to Actual Emergencies
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine·1992· 142 cited
Sympathetic nervous system and behavioral responses to stress following exercise training
Physiology & Behavior·1992· 24 cited
YOUNG AND OLD SUBJECTS MATCHED FOR AUROBIC CAPACITY DEMONSTRATE A SIMILAR NORADRENERCIC RESPONSE TO SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·1992
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Frequent Co-authors

A. Gustafson(10), Barbara A. Hart(8), Thelma S. Horn(8), Gary M. Kastello(8), Kurt W. Saupe(5), Alan N. Peiris(4), Ahmed H. Kissebah(4), J. Blaney(4), A. H. Ismail(4), MAGDA I. HENNES(3), Charles R. Wilson(3), Deborah Jasenof(3), T. Woulfe(3), Frank J. Landy(3), Vishnu Murthy(3), Daniel J. Vreeman(2), Stephen Wilson(2), Neil Oldridge(2), James P. Pawelczyk(2), M. P. Chandler(2)