Titlebook: Chemoreceptors in Respiratory Control; J. A. Ribeiro,David J. Pallot Book 1987 J.A. Ribeiro and David J. Pallot 1987 adenosine.breathing.c

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ATP Content in the Cat Carotid Body under Different Experimental Conditions. Support for the Metabod in the area of the carotid sinus and it was also demonstrated that the reflex disappeared after sectioning the carotid sinus nerve (CSN). In the following three decades . to the discovery of the metabolic pathways of general metabolism and the description of metabolic blockers or metabolic poisons

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Monoamine Content and Metabolism in the Rabbit Carotid Body, by reserpine, has no effects upon the cat chemoreceptor activity (Zapata et al., 1969) while it reduces the chemoafferent response to hypoxia in the rabbit carotid body (CB) (Leitner et al., 1983). As it is likely that, as in other catecholaminergic tissues, a very extensive amine depletion is need

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A Comparative Study of the Metabolism of Catecholamines in the Rabbit and Cat Carotid Body,cus of intense research in recent years. (see Mills et al., 1978, Fidone et al., 1980, McQueen, 1983), Yet the precise role of catecholamines in chemoreception remains undefined, in part as a consequence of confusion over the widely discrepant experimental results. Thus, a number of pharmacological

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Prolonged Hyperoxia and Oligomycin have Similar Effects on Cat Carotid Body Chemoreceptors,igomycin, the chemoreceptors are active and respond to changes in PCO. but show little or no response to changes in PO. (Mulligan and Lahiri, 1982). Similarly, carotid chemoreceptors in cats exposed to prolonged hyperoxia show blunted chemoreceptor PO. responses while maintaining their PCO. response

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In Vitro Carotid Chemoreceptor Response to Hypoxia and Hypercapnia after Reserpinization or AMPT-Trnt experiment is intended to provide further information about the role of catecholamines in the carotid body of the rabbit and the cat. Single chemoreceptor responses to hypoxia and to hypercapnia will be studied in reserpinized animals and the effect of blocking tyrosine hydroxylase will also be e