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Marianne E. Schl?fke,Wolf R. See,Hans-Peter Koepch

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Evidence for a Carrier Mediated Exchange Diffusion of HCO 3 ? Against Cl? at the Interphases of the r in metabolic disturbances while keeping paCO. constant (Loeschcke and Ahmad, 1980, Ahmad and Loeschcke, 1982). These investigations led to a new concept regarding the exchange process of HCO. and Cl. between blood plasma and the brain ECF on the one hand and between brain cells and the ECF on the

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Further Studies on the Interaction of the Central Chemosensitive Drive and the Respiratory Drive in however could no longer guarantee stable acid-base conditions, a severe respiratory acidosis was the consequence (See 1976a, b). The findings were at least partly in accordance with those from Albers (1961a, b), Kappey et al. (1962), Pleschka et al. (1965) and Pleschka (1969) who found in the panti

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Reflex Effects of J Receptorsapart from differences in the volume threshold of the receptors, the properties and responses of the slowly and the rapidly adapting receptors to 14 different stimuli are similar — in fact almost identical in several instances as detailed in Table 1. In view of this and earlier information one can s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80169-3oglossal roots and ventral to the inferior olive, which separates it from respiratory centers. Within this region characteristic cells were distributed at a distance of 8–450 μm, the greatest concentration being located at 150–200 μm, beneath the surface (Trouth et al. 1973b).

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