In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing

Since its introduction two decades ago, the isolated brain stem-spinal cord preparation of neonatal rodents has been the preferred method used to reveal the mystery underlying the genesis of the respiratory rhythm. Little research using this in vitro approach has focused on the study of the central...

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Autores principales:	EUGENIN,JAIME, LLONA,ISABEL, INFANTE,CLAUDIA D, AMPUERO,ESTIBALIZ
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Sociedad de Biología de Chile 2001
Materias:	central chemoreceptors control of breathing ventral medulla brain stem
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description	Since its introduction two decades ago, the isolated brain stem-spinal cord preparation of neonatal rodents has been the preferred method used to reveal the mystery underlying the genesis of the respiratory rhythm. Little research using this in vitro approach has focused on the study of the central respiratory chemosensitivity. Some unexpected findings obtained with the brain stem-spinal cord preparation have added new questions that challenge our previous theoretic framework. Some of these findings are addressed here.
author	EUGENIN,JAIME LLONA,ISABEL INFANTE,CLAUDIA D AMPUERO,ESTIBALIZ
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title	In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing
title_short	In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing
title_full	In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing
title_fullStr	In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing
title_full_unstemmed	In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing
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publisher	Sociedad de Biología de Chile
publishDate	2001
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In vitro approach to the chemical drive of breathing

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