HRR - Gap - CV1: What are the in-flight alterations in cardiac structure and function?

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CV1: What are the in-flight alterations in cardiac structure and function?

This Gap was split into the following Gaps:

CV-101: Determine whether long-duration weightlessness induces cardiovascular structural and functional changes and/or oxidative stress & damage (OSaD)/inflammation, that can contribute to development of disease.

CV-102: Determine whether space radiation induces cardiovascular structural and functional changes and/or oxidative stress & damage (OSaD)/inflammation, that can contribute to development of disease.

CV-103: Determine whether the combined effects of relevant deep-space radiation and weightlessness induce additive or synergistic effects on the cardiovascular system, and whether it is of concern for development of disease.

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