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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0737-6 the idea being that two types of unusual cells could form synapse and provide a model for studies of chemotransduction. Calcium levels in the PGNs were measured in the presence of different chemical stimuli in the bath medium. Remarkably, the PGNs alone were not sensitive to hypoxia (10?torr), PCO

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Tian-hui Wang,Ang Li,Zheng Zhangeceptors, which are synaptically connected to the nerve terminals of the petrosal ganglion neurons. In response to hypoxia, hypercapnia and acidosis, glomus cells release one (or more) transmitter(s) which, acting on the nerve terminals of chemosensory neurons, increases the afferent discharge. Amon

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63955-6investigated the hypothesis that this control is exerted via an interaction between adenosine A. and dopamine D. receptors present in chemoreceptor cells and if it is, the location of this interaction on the CB hypoxic transduction cascade. Experiments were performed . in CB from 3 months rats. The

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