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Literature DB >> 13192759

The carbon dioxide stimulus to breathing in severe exercise.

R G BANNISTER, D J CUNNINGHAM, C G DOUGLAS.

Abstract

Entities: Chemical

Keywords: CARBON DIOXIDE/metabolism; EXERCISE; RESPIRATION/physiology

Mesh：

Substances：
Carbon Dioxide

Year: 1954 PMID： 13192759 PMCID： PMC1365697 DOI： 10.1113/jphysiol.1954.sp005144

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Physiol ISSN： 0022-3751 Impact factor: 5.182

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Authors: R L RILEY; A COURNAND
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7. Normal variations in end-tidal air and arterial blood carbon dioxide and oxygen tensions during moderate exercise.

Authors: M SUSKIND; R A BRUCE; M E McDOWELL; P N G YU; F W LOVEJOY; S J VERNARELLI
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9. Regulation of breathing during electrically-induced muscular work in anesthetized dogs following transection of spinal cord.

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10. Regulation of breathing during electrically-induced muscular work in the intact anesthetized dog.

Authors: D P MORGAN; F S GRODINS
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1. Breathing in man during steady-state exercise on the bicycle at two pedalling frequencies, and during treadmill walking.

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Authors: C ALBERS
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3. [The behavior of arterial oxygen tension and other arterial blood gas analytical data in rest and during physical exercise].

Authors: E DOLL; K KOENIG; H REINDELL
Journal: Pflugers Arch Gesamte Physiol Menschen Tiere Date: 1960

The carbon dioxide stimulus to breathing in severe exercise.

1. On the excitability of the respiratory centre.

2. The normal alveolar carbonic acid pressure in man.

3. The volume of the dead space in breathing and the mixing of gases in the lungs of man.

4. Some effects of carbonic acid on the character of human respiration.

5. The arterial blood in ammonium chloride acidosis.

6. Analysis of factors affecting partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide in gas and blood of lungs; theory.

7. Normal variations in end-tidal air and arterial blood carbon dioxide and oxygen tensions during moderate exercise.

8. New experimental methods for determination of effective alveolar gas composition and respiratory dead space, in the anesthetized dog and in man.

9. Regulation of breathing during electrically-induced muscular work in anesthetized dogs following transection of spinal cord.

10. Regulation of breathing during electrically-induced muscular work in the intact anesthetized dog.

1. Breathing in man during steady-state exercise on the bicycle at two pedalling frequencies, and during treadmill walking.

2. [The mechanism of thermal stress in the dog. III. Co2 sensitivity of the respiratory center during thermal stress].

3. [The behavior of arterial oxygen tension and other arterial blood gas analytical data in rest and during physical exercise].

4. Factors influencing respiration during heavy exercise.

5. [Alveolar hypoventilation and artificial obstructive ventilation disorders].

6. The effect of carbon dioxide on the respiratory response to noradrenaline in man.

7. The role of body temperature in controlling ventilation during exercise in one normal subject breathing oxygen.

8. Some factors affecting the open-circuit determination of maximum breathing capacity.

9. The pulmonary diffusing capacity in normal subjects.

10. Tourniquet hyperpnea and its modification by agents which alter cerebral blood flow.