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Axonal projections from respiratory centres towards the rostral ventrolateral medulla in the rat

Pilowsky et al., 1992

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4996261767021430422
Author
Pilowsky P
Wakefield B
Minson J
Llewellyn‐Smith I
Chalmers J
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Clinical and experimental pharmacology and physiology

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Efferent pathways from brainstem respiratory centres towards bulbospinal tyrosine hydroxylase immunoreactive neurons were identified in the rat using a combination of electrophysiology, retrograde and anterograde tract‐tracing, and immunohistoehemistry. 2 …
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