Respiration: The circuit for hypoxia-induced sighs

Sighs are a response to hypoxia, altered lung volume, and emotional state. A recent study employing in vivo physiology, optogenetics, chemoablation, and genetic silencing shows the importance of gastrin releasing peptide-expressing neurons in mediating sighs. Sighs are a response to hypoxia, altered...

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Published in:Current biology 2023-05, Vol.33 (9), p.R371-R374
Main Author: Wilson, Christopher G.
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