颈动脉体氧化学感受:呼吸和非呼吸方面。

S Lahiri
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我们比较了动脉化学感受器中氧化学接受的呼吸和非呼吸假说,以提供两种机制可能共存的观点。非呼吸膜机制在较高的PO2水平下运行,而呼吸代谢机制在较低的PO2水平下运行。这两种机制可能在PO2的中间范围内重叠。
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Carotid body O2 chemoreception: respiratory and nonrespiratory aspects.

The respiratory and nonrespiratory hypotheses of O2 chemoreception in arterial chemoreceptors have been compared to provide a perspective that both mechanisms can potentially coexist. The nonrespiratory membrane mechanism operates at a relatively higher level of PO2 and that respiratory metabolic mechanisms at a lower level. The two mechanisms may overlap in the intermediate range of PO2.

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