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Table 1.

General physical characteristics.

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Figure 1.

A typical recording during iontophoresis with a 10% acetylcholine solution at 2 mA of direct current applied for 5 min in a single subject.

Directly activated and axon-reflex-mediated sweating is shown. Axon reflex-mediated sweating during 0–5 min iontophoresis (AXR1 sweating). Axon reflex-mediated sweating during 6–11 min post-iontophoresis (AXR2 sweating) and directly activated sweating during 6–11 min post-iontophoresis (DIR sweating) are shown.

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Table 2.

Changes in skin temperature and oral temperature in trained and control subjects taken before and after iontophoresis.

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Table 3.

Comparison of sweat onset time for AXR1, sweat rate (AXR1, AXR2 and DIR), activated sweat gland density and activated sweat output per gland.

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Figure 2.

Correlation between VO2max and AXR1 sweat onset time in the control subjects (white circles) and trained subjects (black circles).

AXR, axon reflex-mediated sweating during measurement 0–5 min.

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Figure 3.

Correlation between VO2max and AXR1 (a) AXR2 (b) and DIR (c) sweat rate in control subjects (white circles) and trained subjects (black circles).

AXR, axon reflex-mediated sweating. AXR1, measurement during 0–5 min, AXR2, measurement during 6–11 min and DIR, directly activated sweating during measurement 6–11 min.

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Figure 4.

Correlation between VO2max and activated sweat glands in control subjects (white circles) and trained subjects (black circles).

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Figure 5.

Correlation between VO2max and sweat output per gland in control subjects (white circles) and trained subjects (black circles).

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