Titlebook: Response and Adaptation to Hypoxia; Organ to Organelle Sukhamay Lahiri,Neil S. Cherniack,Robert S. Fitzge Book 1991 American Physiological

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Molecular Mechanisms of Carotid Body Afferent Neuron Developmentat, for example, triggers the emergence of peripheral chemoreflexes after birth? What regulates the transition from a transient to a sustained ventilatory response to hypoxia? Moreover, what can these developmental changes tell us about the underlying plasticity of the neural pathways that mediate peripheral chemoreflexes?

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useful reference for physiologists and other blood biologisThe underlying theme of this book is the biology of oxygen. The 22 chapters cover aspects of molecular, cellular, and integrative physiological functions. A fundamental evolutionary feature of the oxygen-consuming organism is that it develo

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Respiratory System Adaptation to Hypoxia: Lung to Mitochondria latter, ambient Po. plays a major role as the overall driving force for O. flow to the mitochondria. The question, therefore, arises how this system copes with a reduction in this driving force as it occurs in hypoxia.

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Regulation of Mitochondrial Distribution: An Adaptive Response to Changes in Oxygen SupplySubsequent sections consider potential mechanisms for changing cellular O. dependence, experimental data on factors affecting the cellular O. dependence, and potential mechanisms for changing the geometry of mitochondrial distribution.

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Relationship Between Erythropoiesis and Ventilation in High Altitude Nativesasured after 9 days (1). After that, the serum erythropoietin concentration is indistinguishable from sea-level normal. It is not known whether variation in the erythropoietin response can explain the variation in hematocrit observed in sojourners to altitude, but based on a few subjects (14), there seems to be no striking correlation.

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