- body CO2
production rate).
Chemoreflex sensitivity is
closely linked to the
position of the
steady state,
because if
chemoreflex sensitivity increases (other...
- and
Henze re-examined it in 1937; they
identified the
reaction as a
chemoreflex acting via the
vagus nerve that was rela**** in the
nucleus tractus solitarii...
-
followed by
rapid breathing, bradycardia, and
hypotension (pulmonary
chemoreflex). The
physiologic role of this
reflex is uncertain, but it
probably occurs...
-
integrated cardiovascular responses of the
diving response,
establishing a "
chemoreflex"
characterized by
parasympathetic (slowing)
effects on the
heart and...
- responses, and
potentiate the
cardiovascular responses to
activation of the
chemoreflex. In
fetal lung,
leptin is
induced in the
alveolar interstitial fibroblasts...
- Gargaglioni, and
Daniel B. Zoccal. "Role of A5
noradrenergic neurons in the
chemoreflex control of
respiratory and
sympathetic activities in
unanesthetized conditions...
-
system activity in
hypertension involve alterations in
baroreflex and
chemoreflex pathways at both
peripheral and
central levels.
Arterial baroreceptors...
- cardio-respiratory
functions and its
potential link to hypertension. ... the
central chemoreflex may be a
causal link to the
increased SNA and ABP in SHRs. Modulation...
- Tachykinin1-Expressing Pet1
Raphe Neurons Modulates the
Respiratory Chemoreflex.
Hennessy ML,
Corcoran AE,
Brust RD,
Chang Y,
Nattie EE,
Dymecki SM....
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cerebrovascular CO2
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chemoreflex control of breathing:
Mechanisms of regulation, measurement, and interpretation"...
