Pre-Bötzinger Complex: a Brainstem Region that May Generate Respiratory Rhythm in Mammals¶
Smith. (1991). Pre-Bötzinger Complex: a Brainstem Region that May Generate Respiratory Rhythm in Mammals: a Brainstem Region that May Generate Respiratory Rhythm in Mammals.
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- Central Pattern Generator
- In vertebrates, the pre-Bötzinger complex of the ventrolateral medulla is the identified inspiratory CPG for mammalian breathing
This sourceThe identification of the pre-Bötzinger complex as the ventral-medullary region whose neurons are essential for generating the respiratory rhythm.
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“By microsection of the neonatal rat brainstem in vitro, a limited region of the ventral medulla (the pre-Bötzinger Complex) that contains neurons essential for rhythmogenesis was identified.”
- In vertebrates, the pre-Bötzinger complex of the ventrolateral medulla is the identified inspiratory CPG for mammalian breathing
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