The significance of species differences in respiratory neurophysiology-the split-brainstem preparation

The significance of species differences in respiratory neurophysiology-the split-brainstem preparation

In contrast to the generally accepted view (based upon experiments in cats), a mid-sagittal splitting of the medulla revealed the existence of 2 symmetrical, independent respiratory "centres" in rabbits and monkeys. The role of species differences is stressed.

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Veröffentlicht in:Experientia 1982-07, Vol.38 (7), p.826-827
Hauptverfasser: Karczewski, W A, Gromysz, H
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Cats
Cercopithecus
Medulla Oblongata - physiology
Phrenic Nerve - physiology
Rabbits
Respiration
Species Specificity
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