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most citedIsoprene and acetone concentration profiles during exercise on an ergometer

281 citations · 1.2k across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

q-bio.QM2017★ 26 cited

Modeling-based determination of physiological parameters of systemic VOCs by breath gas analysis, part 2

Clemens Ager, Karl Unterkofler, Pawel Mochalski +4

In a recent paper we presented a simple two compartment model which describes the influence of inhaled concentrations on exhaled breath concentrations for volatile organic compound…

q-bio.QM2015★ 19 cited

Modeling of breath methane concentration profiles during exercise on an ergometer

Anna Szabo, Karl Unterkofler, Pawel Mochalski +7

We develop a simple three compartment model based on mass balance equations which quantitatively describes the dynamics of breath methane concentration profiles during exercise on…

q-bio.OT2015★ 69 cited

Potential of volatile organic compounds as markers of entrapped humans for use in urban search-and-rescue operations

Pawel Mochalski, Karl Unterkofler, Gerald Teschl +1

Volatile organic compounds emitted by a human body form a chemical signature capable of providing invaluable information on the physiological status of an individual and, thereby,…

q-bio.QM2014★ 31 cited

Modeling-based determination of physiological parameters of systemic VOCs by breath gas analysis: a pilot study

Karl Unterkofler, Julian King, Pawel Mochalski +5

In this paper we develop a simple two compartment model which extends the Farhi equation to the case when the inhaled concentration of a volatile organic compound (VOC) is not zero…

q-bio.QM2011★ 70 cited

A modeling-based evaluation of isothermal rebreathing for breath gas analyses of highly soluble volatile organic compounds

Julian King, Karl Unterkofler, Gerald Teschl +5

Isothermal rebreathing has been proposed as an experimental technique for estimating the alveolar levels of hydrophilic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in exhaled breath. Using t…

q-bio.QM2011★ 68 cited

The role of mathematical modeling in VOC analysis using isoprene as a prototypic example

Helin Koc, Julian King, Gerald Teschl +5

Isoprene is one of the most abundant endogenous volatile organic compounds (VOCs) contained in human breath and is considered to be a potentially useful biomarker for diagnostic an…