5-HT at hypoglossal motor nucleus and respiratory control of genioglossus muscle in anesthetized rats.
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Summary
5-HT at the HMN contributes to the respiratory control of GG muscle by increasing respiratory-related GG activity at levels lower than those eliciting tonic GG activity.
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- article
- Published
- 2003-11-14
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- 67
- References
- 62
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Keywords
Genioglossus, Raphe nuclei, Hypercapnia, Serotonergic, Respiratory system
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