… The impact of posture and sex on cardiovascular control during rhythmic handgrip (RHG) …
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… Role of mitochondrial mechanisms in pacemaker activity of ICC 99 … cells in mouse,
guinea pig and non-human primates and in specific regions of the human gut, as 271 …

… was not abolished which indicates a role for other 425 TTX-S NaV1s, similar to our data.
Pharmacological studies of human vagal bronchial C- 426 fibers reveal that AP conduction is …

… humans, it is possible to non-invasively verify the effects of central command on cardiovascular
regulation by comparing voluntary and involuntary movement [5] [11], whereas, the role …

… in approximately 80% of humans to form the cervicothoracic or … Cardiac vagal afferent fibers
predominantly consisting of … be a good tool for diagnosing small fiber neuropathy, it has also …

… nerve organization and size approximates the human vagus … humans with respect to
autonomic control of cardiovascular … C fibers typically associated with mechanoreceptor afferents, …

… as mechanoreceptors and/or chemoreceptors, completing a … studies of vagal nerve stimulation
for structural heart disease … , as well as humans with ischemic cardiomyopathy, histologic …

… mechanoreceptors in the carotid sinus and aortic arch (aortocarotid baroreflexes), the cardiac
… afferent reflex (CSAR) is a chemosensitive, sympathoexcitatory, cardiac vagal reflex that is …

… We believe that the neural connections throughout the human body … the antifibrosis effect
of cervical vagus nerve stimulation, and … , and mechanoreceptors of the heart with biological …

… (or vagal) arm, control all mechanical and electrical cardiac … of the cholinergic fibers access
the human heart through the … by chemo and/or mechanoreceptor persistent stimulation (eg, …