Hypoxia evokes a sequence of raphe-pontomedullary network operations for inspiratory drive amplification and gasping
Sarah C. Nuding, Lauren S. Segers, Kimberly Erin Iceman, Russell O'Connor, Jay B. Dean, Pierina A. Valarezo, Dale Shuman, Irene C Solomon, Donald C. Bolser, Kendall F. Morris, Bruce G. Lindsey
The paper investigates how hypoxia triggers gasping through neural network reconfiguration in the brainstem, showing disinhibition and coordinated activity in respiratory circuits.
Journal of Neurophysiology · Sep 11, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience