Titlebook: Arterial Chemoreceptors; Mal(adaptive) Respon Sílvia V. Conde,Rodrigo Iturriaga,Emília C. Montei Conference proceedings 2023 The Editor(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-51471-5experimental hypoxia changes the respiratory pattern, which correlates with increased sympathetic activity and may explain the hypertension observed in male and female rats previously submitted to CIH or SH.

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e-Learning, e-Education, and Online Trainingatecholamine concentrations. Acute?β.-adrenoceptor inhibition reduced contractility in CIH-exposed animals (?7604?±?1298 vs. ?4747?±?2080?mmHg/s; .?=?0.014), to levels equivalent to control, while preserving cardiovascular parameters. Sympathetic ganglion blockade (hexamethonium 25?mg/kg; i.v.) prod

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e-Learning, e-Education, and Online Trainingand 2-APB-treated rats. We found correlations between RVSP and increased medial layer and STOC pulmonary levels. 2-APB-treated rats showed a correlation between RVSP and the medial layer thickness, α-actin-ir, and STOC, whereas RVSP did not correlate with MDA levels in CIH and 2-APB-treated rats. CI

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-51503-3wing termination of AIH..In . mice, ventilation was significantly increased 60 min post-AIH compared to baseline. However, metabolic CO. production was also increased. Therefore, ventilatory equivalent was unaffected by AIH exposure, i.e., no ventilatory LTF manifestation. In wild-type mice, ventila

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Cong Li,Yuan Zhou,Chengjie Li,Jun Liumarkably, all these were closely linked to the enhanced CB-mediated chemoreflex drive. Our results showed that mice with CHD displayed an enhanced CB chemoreflex, sympathoexcitation, and disordered breathing and suggest that CBs may be involved in chronic cardiorespiratory alterations in the setting