RESPIRATORY PATTERN--PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL MECHANISMS

这是一份国际研讨会的资金申请， 1990年10月25-27日在肯塔基州的列克星敦举行。 本次会议是 组织围绕着中心主题的调制模式： 外围和中央机制。 中枢和外周机制 将以基础广泛的形式加以处理， 从分子和细胞的设计， 与呼吸相关的行为行为。 通过强调当前 信息和假设，本次会议的具体目标将是： A.讨论呼吸传入神经在控制 呼吸模式 B。重点介绍与以下方面相关的一些应用和优势： 呼吸控制机制研究中的新兴技术。 C.提供一个论坛，供与会者自由讨论， 会议 会议的一般形式将包括九个幻灯片会议 围绕与中央机制有关的具体问题组织， 传入输入。 每届会议将由一名公认的专家主持， 已经接受了概述这一专题的任务。 四 相关的演讲将涉及更具体的当前研究 问题 每项任务之后都会有一小段提问时间 和/或由主席主持的讨论。 除了幻灯片 会议，将有两个海报会议，将开放给所有人 有兴趣展示其最新数据的与会者和/或 想法. 会议还将包括两个全体晚上讲座， 将涉及呼吸传入控制机制的审查， 杰出的调查员。

This is an application for funding for an international symposium to be held in Lexington, Kentucky on October 25-27, 1990. This meeting has been organized around the central theme of MODULATION OF RESPIRATORY PATTERN: PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL MECHANISMS. Both central and peripheral mechanisms will be addressed in a broad-based format that includes approaches ranging from molecular and cellular designs to integrated responses in respiratory-related behavioral acts. Through emphasis of current information and hypotheses, the specific goals of this meeting will be to: A. Discuss the importance of respiratory afferents in the control of respiratory patterns. B. Highlight some of the applications and advantages associated with emerging techniques in the study of respiratory control mechanisms. C. Provide a forum for free discussion among the participants of the meeting. The general format of the meeting will involve nine slide sessions organized around specific issues related to central mechanisms and afferent inputs. Each session will be chaired by a recognized expert who has already accepted the task of providing an overview of the topic. Four related presentations will then address more specific current research problems. Each task will be followed by a short period for questions and/or discussion moderated by the chairman. In addition to the slide sessions, there will be two poster sessions which will be open to all attendees that are interested in presenting their recent data and/or ideas. The meeting will also include two plenary evening lectures that will involve reviews of respiratory afferent control mechanisms provided by distinguished investigators.