Respiratory cycle timing and fast inspiratory discharge rhythms in the adult decerebrate rat.

Respiratory cycle timing and fast inspiratory discharge rhythms in the adult decerebrate rat.
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成年去大脑大鼠的呼吸周期计时和快速吸气放电节律。

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10.1152/ajpregu.00117.2002
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2002
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American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology
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Cohen,MortonI
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Marchenko,Vitaliy;Granata,AntonioR;Cohen,MortonI

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In supracollicular decerebrate paralyzed adult rats, neural respiration was monitored by bilateral phrenic recordings. In the study of respiratory cycle timing, the effects of vagal afferent input (lung inflation) on respiratory phase durations resembled those seen in decerebrate cats.1) Withholding lung inflation during neural inspiration (I) produced lengthening of I phase duration by 46% (mean,n= 11).2) Maintaining lung inflation during neural expiration (E) produced lengthening of E phase duration by 112% (mean,n= 4). In the study of fast rhythms in inspiratory discharges, phrenic nerve autospectra and bilateral (left-right) phrenic coherences in 16 rats revealed two types of fast rhythm:1) high-frequency oscillation (HFO), which had significant coherence peaks (n= 9, range 106–160 Hz, mean 132 Hz); and2) medium-frequency oscillation (MFO), which had autospectral peaks but no distinct coherence peaks (n= 11, range 46–96 Hz, mean 66 Hz). These rhythms resembled MFOs and HFOs in the decerebrate cat, but the modal frequency range was about twice as large. In addition, these frequency values differed markedly from the 20–40 Hz of the rhythms found in earlier studies in neonatal in vitro preparations; the difference may be due to developmental immaturity.