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安妮·劳克斯

安妮·劳克斯, portrait in office
Professor (retired)
欧文053年

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教育

Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara

Courses Taught

  • BIOS 4450/5450 Physiology of Exercise
  • EXPH 4140/5140 Physiology of Exercise
  • BIOS 4500/5500 Principles of 性ogy

研究 Interests

At Ohio University, my lab has conducted randomized, 未来的, controlled experiments investigating the physiological mechanisms mediating the influences of diet and exercise on the endocrine regulation of fuel metabolism, reproductive function and bone turnover in men and women. The aim of these experiments has to acquire knowledge that will be useful for refining nutritional guidelines to better protect the health of athletes, military personnel and others who strive to improve their performance in physically demanding activities. These experiments were the first to apply the concept of energy availability in clinical research. The current focus of my laboratory is the further development of a technology for measuring the mechanical properties (i.e., mass, stiffness and damping) of long bones in humans in vivo. My purpose in developing mechanical response tissue analysis (MRTA) is to be able to use it myself for investigating the independent effects of energy availability and exercise on the mechanical properties of bone. Others may find MRTA useful in a much wider range of clinical research and practice related to skeletal health and development.

传记

I received my doctoral degree in physiology in 1983 from the University of California, Santa Barbara. As a post-doctoral Ph.D. fellow in the Department of Reproductive 地中海icine at the University of California, 圣地亚哥, 地中海ical School, I conducted extensive endocrine characterizations of female athletes. At Ohio University I have conducted controlled experiments investigating physiological mechanisms mediating the effect of diet and exercise on endocrine regulation of fuel metabolism, reproductive function and bone turnover in men and women. I am a Fellow of the American College of Sports 地中海icine (ACSM), and have received honors and awards for my research from ACSM and from The Endocrine Society and Pfizer, 公司. I have been a co-author of the position stands of ACSM and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on the Female Athlete Triad. 国际奥委会, the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA), and the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) have included me in international consensus conferences on the influences of nutrition on health and performance in their sports. I have also served as an adviser to the medical and nutritional staffs of the Australian, German and English 研究院 of Sports.

Representative Publications

劳克斯,.B., B. Kiens和H.H. 莱特. Energy Availability in Athletes. J. 体育科学. 29(S1):S7-S15, 2011.

劳克斯,.B. Is Stress Measured In Joules? Military Psychology, 21(1): S101-S107, 2009.

土著人,A, A.B. 劳克斯,M.M. Manore C.F. 桑伯恩J. Sundgot-Borgen, and M.P. 沃伦. Position Stand on the Female Athlete Triad. 地中海. Sci. 体育Exerc.,39: 1867-1882, 2007.

劳克斯,.B. The response of luteinizing hormone pulsatility to five days of low energy availability disappears by 14 years of gynecological age. J. 中国. 性. 金属底座, 91:3158-3164, 2006.

劳克斯,.B. 和J.R. Thuma. LH pulsatility is disrupted at a threshold of energy availability in regularly menstruating women. J. 中国. 性. 金属底座 88:297-301, 2003.