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Chemoreceptors and Chemoreceptor Reflexes

✍ Scribed by S. Fidone, C. Gonzales, B. Dinger, L. Stensaas (auth.), Helmut Acker, Andrzej Trzebski, Ronan G. O’Regan (eds.)


Publisher
Springer US
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Leaves
400
Edition
1
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This volume records the papers presented in Warsaw on the meeting of the International Society of Arterial Chemoreception (LS. A. C. ) organized as a Satellite Symposium of the XXXI International Congress of the Union of Physiological Sciences (I. U. P. S. ) in Helsinki in July 1989. It is a 30 years old tradition to hold periodically international meetings on recent developments in chemoreceptor research and to exchange information between those of us interested in chemoreception. The first meeting was organized by B. B. Lloyd in Oxford in 1959. Later on, similar international meetings were held at irregular intervals. In 1966, R. W. Torrance organized the second meeting again in Oxford. In 1973, the third meeting was organized in Bristol (U. K. ) by M. J. Purves. In 1974, a fourth meeting combined with the XXVI I. U. P. S. Congress in Delhi was organized by A. S. Paintal in Srinagar (Kashmir, India). In 1976, H. Acker organized the fifth meeting in Dortmund (F. R. G. ), and in 1979, C. Belmonte in VallaΒ­ dolid (Spain) organized the sixth international meeting commemorating the 50th anniversary of Fernando de Castro publishing his classical work on the structure and possible function of the carotid body. In 1982, the seventh meeting was due to D. J. Pallot in Leicester (U. K. ), in 1985 - the eighth one due to A. J.

✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Transmitter Dynamics in the Carotid Body....Pages 3-14
Does an Inward-Rectifying K Channel Regulate Type-I Cell Response to Hypoxia?....Pages 15-19
Selective Effect of Reduced Extracellular pH on Potassium Channels in Type-I Cells from the Neonatal Rat Carotid Body....Pages 21-27
Calcium Channel Activation and Neural Output During Hypoxic Chemotransduction in the Carotid Body....Pages 29-34
Involvement of Na + :H + and Na + :Ca ++ Antiporters in the Chemotransduction of Acidic Stimuli....Pages 35-41
The Action of Carbon Dioxide in Central and Peripheral Chemoreceptors....Pages 43-48
Respiratory Responses to Common Carotid Occlusion in the Rat: Evidence for Involvement of Adenosine....Pages 49-56
Participation of cAmp in Low pO 2 Chemotransduction in the Carotid Body....Pages 57-65
Lectin Histochemistry on Carotid Body Tissue in Normoxic and Long-Term Hypoxic Rats....Pages 67-70
Front Matter....Pages 71-71
Phosphorescence and Fluorescence Imaging: New Tools for the Study of Carotid Body Function....Pages 73-79
Erythropoietin-Associated Antigen in the Human Carotid Body....Pages 81-84
Efferent Innervation of the Carotid Body and Carotid Sinus in the Guinea Pig....Pages 85-89
The Catecholamine Metabolism in Rat Carotid Body: Is there any Efferent Regulation during Long-Term Hypercapnia ?....Pages 91-94
Are Chemoreceptor Neurons Dopaminergic?....Pages 95-98
Biochemical Analysis of Neutral Endopeptidase Activity of the Cat Carotid Body....Pages 99-102
Analysis of Chemoreceptor Responses to Tachykinins in Rats, Cats, and Rabbits....Pages 103-106
Influence of Hypercapnia on Rabbit Intrapulmonary Neuroepithelial Bodies: Microfluorimetrical and Morphometrical Study....Pages 107-110
Neuroepithelial Bodies in the Lungs of Bombina Orientalis (Boul.)....Pages 111-117
Messenger RNAs for Neuropeptides in Primary Sensory Neurons of the Petrosal Ganglion in Rat....Pages 119-125
Role of EDHF, PGI 2 , and Norepinephrine in Hypoxic Vasorelaxation and Vasoconstriction....Pages 127-137
Front Matter....Pages 139-139
Oxygen Supply in the Fetal and Newborn Lamb Carotid Body....Pages 141-146
The Cardiovascular Response to Systemic Hypoxia in the CAT: The Role of the Renin-Angiotensin System....Pages 147-154
Effects of Hypoxia in Developing Swine....Pages 155-163
The Effect of Prolonged Stimulation on Afferent Activity of the Goat Carotid Body....Pages 165-170
Effect of Deep Peroneal Nerve Stimulation on the Carotid Chemoreceptor Afferent Discharges in Rabbits....Pages 171-176
Different Methods of Analysis to Study Oscillations of Peripheral Arterial Chemoreceptor Discharges in the Anaesthetized Cat....Pages 177-184
Peripheral Chemoreflex Control of Sympathetic Nerve Activity....Pages 185-192
Responses of Sympatho-Adrenal Medullary System to Hypoxia and Hypercapnia in Anesthetized Artificially Ventilated Rats....Pages 193-198
Front Matter....Pages 199-199
Respiratory Modulation of Cardiovascular Responses to Stimulation of Carotid Chemoreceptors and Other Receptors....Pages 201-207
Nonlinearities and Chaos-Like Control of Respiration During Square Wave Pulse Train Hypoxic Stimulation of the Carotid Body Chemoreceptors....Pages 209-215
Chemoreceptor Control of Organ Vascular Resistance during Acute Systemic Hypoxia....Pages 217-222
Electromyogram of the Transversus Abdominis Expiratory Muscle during Chronic Hypoxia in Awake Ponies....Pages 223-229
Breathing Pattern Characteristics and Survival Time during Severe Hypoxia in Cats....Pages 231-235
CO 2 Chemoreflex in Spinal Man....Pages 237-241
Transient Ventilatory Responses to Carbon Dioxide Inhalation and to Exercise in Man....Pages 243-247
Possible Involvement of Peripheral Chemoreceptor Mechanism in Bradycardia Observed During Breath Holding with Supramaximal Exercise....Pages 249-253
Importance of Arterial Chemoreceptors for Cardiorespiratory Responses to Static Exercise in Man....Pages 255-259
Front Matter....Pages 261-261
Ultrastructure of Type-I Cell Mitochondria in the Rat Carotid Body Following Chronic Oral Administration of Almitrine Bismesylate....Pages 263-270
Carotid Chemosensory Stimulation by Sulfhydryls and Almitrine is not Mediated by Tissue Hypoxia....Pages 271-276
The Dopamine Turnover in Rat Carotid Body under Chronic Almitrine Treatment: Effects of Sinus Nerve Transection and Sympathectomy....Pages 277-280
Front Matter....Pages 261-261
Attenuation of Chemoexcitation Induced by Almitrine Bismesylate in Anaesthetized Cats....Pages 281-287
Action of Almitrine on the Laryngeal Passage in Cats....Pages 289-292
Does the Stimulation of Peripheral Arterial Chemoreceptors in Humans by Almitrine Bismesylate Inhibit Proximal Tubular Reabsorption?....Pages 293-302
Front Matter....Pages 303-303
Autoradiographic Studies on the Effects of Chronic Unilateral Sectioning of a Carotid Sinus Nerve on 5-HT and SP Binding Sites in the Carotid Body and NTS....Pages 305-309
Medullary Respiratory Neurons with Projections to the Ventral Surface of the Medulla in the Guinea Pig....Pages 311-315
The Central Nervous Organization of the Carotid Body Chemoreceptor Reflex....Pages 317-321
β€œGating” of Peripheral Chemoreceptor Input to Medullary Inspiratory Neurons: Role of BΓΆtzinger Complex Neurons....Pages 323-329
The Role of Glutamate in the Transmission of the Hypoxic Input to Respiration Through the Nucleus of the Tractus Solitarius....Pages 331-338
Restoration of Chemoreflexes after Unilateral Carotid Deafferentation....Pages 339-346
A Study of the Effects of Airway Carbon Dioxide (PawCO 2 ) on Superior Laryngeal Nerve Afferents Using an Isolated, Artificially Ventilated Closed Laryngeal Preparation in the Anaesthetized Cat....Pages 347-354
Front Matter....Pages 355-355
The Carotid Bodies of the Lyon Hypertensive Rats....Pages 357-362
The Increased Catecholamine Content in the Carotid Bodies of Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats....Pages 363-367
The Aortic and Carotid Bodies of Chronically Hypoxic Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (SHR)....Pages 369-375
Effects of Chronic Chemoreceptor Stimulation on Blood Pressure and Blood Volume in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (SHR)....Pages 377-381
Ventilatory and Blood Pressure Reactions to Acute Hypoxia and Hyperoxia in Chemoreceptor-Denervated NWR and SHR....Pages 383-391
Effects of Hyperoxia on Salt Intake in Carotid Body Denervated Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (SHR)....Pages 393-397
Respiratory and Cardiovascular Responses to Hypoxia, Hyperoxia and Perfusion of the Carotid Arteries in Cholesterol-Fed Rabbit....Pages 399-407
Arterial Chemoreceptors Reflexes in Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS) and in Patients with Essential Hypertension....Pages 409-415
The Reactions of Renal Excretory Function in Normotensive and Essentially Hypertensive Men in Response to Oral Administration of Almitrine Bismesylate....Pages 417-423
Back Matter....Pages 425-427

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