{PDF} Frontiers in Arterial Chemoreception Juan D. Vial (auth.), Patricio Zapata, Carlos Eyzaguirre, Robert W. Torrance (eds.)

Historical Perspectives. Morphology of Chemoreceptors. Re-Examination of the Carotid body Ultrastructure with Paying Attention to the Intercellular Membrane Apposition; H. Kondo, H. Iwasa.Biochemistry ofChemoreceptor Mechanisms. Developmental Aspects of Chemoreceptors. Mechanisms of Carotid Chemoreceptor Resetting After Birth: in vitro Studies; J.L. Carroll, et al.Biophysics of Ionic Channels inChemoreceptors. Molecular Biology of Chemoreceptors. Evaluation of Gene Expression in the Rat Carotid Body Using the Differential Display Technique; J. Chen, et al.Generation of Chemosensory Activity.transmitters Involved in Chemoreception: Acetylcholine. Release of Acetylcholine from the in vitro Cat Carotid Body; R.S. Fitzgerald, M.Shirahata.Transmitters Involved in Chemoreception: Catecholamines. Dopamine Efflux from the Carotid Body During Hypoxic Stimulation; P.Zapata, et al.Transmiters Involved in Chemoreception: Adenosine andPeptides. Transmitters Involved in Chemoreception: Carbon Monoxide andNitric Oxide. Chemoreflex Pathways. Coherence of Chemosensor Discharges in Catas’ Carotid Nerves. Cooperative Inputs or Redundant Afferences?; J. Alcayaga, et al.Chemoreceptors in VentilatoryRegulation. Chemoreflex Integration and Effectors. 65 Additional Articles. Index.