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Duane L. Pierson, Ph.D. NASA Johnson Space Center Houston, Texas. ADAPTATION TO SPACEFLIGHT. Neurosensory adaptations. Psychological-Behavioral- Performance issues. Taste and odor sensitivity. Cardiovascular adaptations. Sleep and circadian rhythm disturbances. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Duane L. Pierson, Ph.D.NASA Johnson Space Center
Houston, Texas
Muscle loss
Fluid shifts,hematological changes
Neurosensory adaptations
Gastrointestinal alterations
Cardiovascular adaptations
Taste and odor sensitivity
Sleep and circadianrhythm disturbances
Psychological-Behavioral-Performance issues
Immune changes
Bone loss
ADAPTATION TO SPACEFLIGHT
HUMAN IMMUNE RESPONSEHUMAN IMMUNE RESPONSE
• Blood Cell CountBlood Cell Count
• Lymphocyte Proliferative ResponsesLymphocyte Proliferative Responses
• Cell Mediated ImmunityCell Mediated Immunity
• Cytokine ProductionCytokine Production
• NK Cell CytotoxicityNK Cell Cytotoxicity
• Humoral FactorsHumoral Factors
• Specific Antibody ResponseSpecific Antibody Response
• Wound HealingWound Healing
• Neutrophil FunctionsNeutrophil Functions
HEALTHHEALTH
DISEASEDISEASE
•• Crowded Living Conditions•• Closed-Loop Environment (Water/Air)•• Reduced Capability for Personal Hygiene•• Limited Clean-up and Disinfection Capability•• Inability to Isolate Contagious Crewmember•• Limited Treatment Capability and Crew Return•• Altered Immune Response
FACTORS INCREASING DISEASE RISKFACTORS INCREASING DISEASE RISK
•• Skin InfectionsSkin Infections•• Gastrointestinal DistressGastrointestinal Distress•• Urinary Tract InfectionsUrinary Tract Infections
•• Upper RespiratoryUpper Respiratory• Latent Viral Reactivation
INFECTIOUS DISEASE RISKSINFECTIOUS DISEASE RISKS
SPECIFIC APPLICATIONMay be used as an early predictor of impending medically significant changes in the immune response.
Herpesviruses are the most readily recognized latent viruses. These viruses are ubiquitous and represent important
infectious disease risks with oncogenic potential.
WHY HERPESVIRUSES?
They are not mitigated by preflight quarantine. Space flight stress alters immune response. Diminished immunity results in reactivation and dissemination
(“shedding”) of latent viruses.
SALIVA COLLECTION PROCEDURE
Antarctica: EBV
Days in Isolation
EBV
DN
A O
.D. @
405
nm
DTH
resp
onse
-100 -50 0 50 100 150 200 2500
1
2
3
4
5
Subject 1
PreNormal
Hypoergic
Anergic
PostIsolation
Space Shuttle: EBV copies E
BV
Cop
ies
per m
l
0
200
400
600
800
1000
EBV Frequency: 29%EBV copies 40+ 2
Day before launch(L-)
200-140 139-60 59-1
EBV Frequency:16%EBV copies 417+ 31
Day offlight
2-4 5-7 8-14
Day after recovery(R+)
1-30 31-45
EBV Frequency: 16%
EBV copies 44+ 5
n = 32Space Flights = 10
•Control•Mir
Space Shuttle: CMV Frequency%
Pos
itive
CM
V U
rine
Sam
ples
Astronauts Control0
5
10
15
20
25
30n = 71
n = 61
CMV IgG Antibody TitersC
MV
IgG
Ant
ibod
y Ti
ters
(M
ean
+/- S
E lo
g 2)
55 Astronauts
40 non-shedders
* significant increase from BL (p<0.001)† significant increase from L-10 (p< 0.001)
BL L-10 R+0 R+32
3
4
5
6
7
815 CMV Shedders
**
†*
CONCLUSIONS1. Space flight is a unique stress model 2. Antarctic Science Stations model many
aspects of space flight 3. Stress associated with space flight results in
increased reactivation of EBV, CMV and VZV. 4. Viral reactivation in astronauts appears to be
linked to duration in Space (Stress/ Microgravity ?).
5. Space flight associated stress manifested through the HPA-axis result in increased stress hormones, reduced CMI, and increased viral reactivation.
• Satish K Mehta, Ph.D., NASA-JSC• Desmond J. Lugg, M.D., Australian Antarctic Div, Hobart,
Australia• Janet S. Butel, Ph.D., NSBRI/Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston,TX• Randall J. Cohrs, Ph.D., Uni Colorado Health Sciences Center,
Denver Co • Bagher Forghani, Ph.D.,California Department of Health
Services, Richmond, CA• Stephen K. Tyring, M.D., Ph.D., UTMB, Galveston, TX• Ronald Glaser, Ph.D., The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS