.3. CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL FACTORS IN NEURAL REGULATION - CONTROL OF RESPIRATION BY ARTERIAL CHEMORECEPTORS
.3. CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL FACTORS IN NEURAL REGULATION - CONTROL OF RESPIRATION BY ARTERIAL CHEMORECEPTORS
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1749-6632.1963.tb13497.x
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
DEJOURS, P
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作者:
DEJOURS, P
Dejours: Arterial Chemoreceptors 683 stimulation of the chemoreceptors by arterial PCO, or pH. The threshold for chemoreceptor stimulation by Paco2 is above normoxic le~ el;~-~ the exact position of this threshold is also dependent on the concomitant values of Paco, and arterial The thresholds of individual chemoreceptor fibers appear to differ.The lower the arterial Po,, the greater is the chemoreceptor activity. The stimulus-response curve based on the study of the mass-discharge rate of the carotid nerve is S-shaped and the rate of firing culminates at values of Pao, around 25-40 mm. Hg. 7~* The threshold to carbon dioxide stimulation is below 30 mm. Hg20 3- Increasing I’aco, up to high values increases the chemoreceptor activity. As with O2 stimulation, the stimulus-response curve to C02 is S-shaped. 8