Titlebook: Arterial Chemoreceptors; Mal(adaptive) Respon Sílvia V. Conde,Rodrigo Iturriaga,Emília C. Montei Conference proceedings 2023 The Editor(s)

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Control of Arterial Hypertension by the AhR Blocker CH-223191: A Chronopharmacological Study in Chrevels..Despite drug administration before starting the inactive period of the animals, CH-223191 was not able to decrease BP during the inactive phase, in CIH conditions, therefore not reverting the non-dipping profile. These results suggest that a higher dose or different time of administration of

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The Beneficial Effect of the Blockade of Stim-Activated TRPC-ORAI Channels on Vascular Remodeling aand 2-APB-treated rats. We found correlations between RVSP and increased medial layer and STOC pulmonary levels. 2-APB-treated rats showed a correlation between RVSP and the medial layer thickness, α-actin-ir, and STOC, whereas RVSP did not correlate with MDA levels in CIH and 2-APB-treated rats. CI

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Intermittent Hypoxia and Weight Loss: Insights into the Etiology of the Sleep Apnea Phenotype,tin, adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), and testosterone levels but increased inflammatory cytokines. We conclude that IH does not replicate the metabolic clinical features of SA patient, thus raising our awareness of the limitations of the IH model. The fact that the risk for hypertension occurs b

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Enhanced Peripheral Chemoreflex Drive Is Associated with Cardiorespiratory Disorders in Mice with Cmarkably, all these were closely linked to the enhanced CB-mediated chemoreflex drive. Our results showed that mice with CHD displayed an enhanced CB chemoreflex, sympathoexcitation, and disordered breathing and suggest that CBs may be involved in chronic cardiorespiratory alterations in the setting

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Role of Peripheral Chemoreceptors on Enhanced Central Chemoreflex Drive in Nonischemic Heart Failurdingly, we studied central/peripheral chemoreflex drive and breathing disorders in HF rats with and without functional CBs (CB denervation). We found that CB afferent activity was required to increase central chemoreflex drive in HF. Indeed, CB denervation restored normal central chemoreflex drive a

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