… answer, is whether when hypoxic stimulation of the chemoreceptors is repeated, their ability
to evoke the cardiovascular components of the alerting response and thereby to suppress …

… chemoreceptor input, and it may be that hypoxia acts centrally to depress ventilation via two
mechanisms, one dependent and the other independent of peripheral chemoreceptor activity…

… constant hypoxia may also elicit chemoreceptor input-dependent long-term CNS adaptive
responses that induce tonic hyperactivity and acute … effects that outlast the hypoxic stimulus. …

… of the acute ventilatory response to hypoxia is based on … hypoxia. Using a variety of
experimental preparations, from conscious large animals to in vitro co-cultures of chemoreceptor …

… ventilation during the first several hours or days of hypoxic exposure, is not well understood.
… effects of acute and prolonged (up to 4 h) hypoxia on carotid body chemoreceptor discharge …

… acute hypoxemia. We conclude that the carotid chemoreceptors, and not the aortic
chemoreceptors, mediate the fetal cardiovascular response to acute hypoxemia. (Pediatr Res 34: 51-…

… at the chemoreceptor level. … of chemoreceptor function to acute and chronic hypoxia, we
have studied the magnitude of the electrical activity of the carotid chemoreceptors in response to …

… Hypoxia also increased the VT:inspiratory time (T i ) ratio, an indicator of central respiratory
“drive.” Hypoxia … We propose that optimal quantification of carotid chemoreceptor hypoxic …

… and the parameters in the exponential function reflecting the sensitivity to hypoxia were …
high carotid chemoreceptor discharge response to hypoxia in the SHR. The CSN chemoreceptor …

… the aortic chemoreceptors. C'oaasequently, we decided to assess more directly the role of
thc … chemoreceptors in the cardiac response to acute hypoxia, by observing the responses in …