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Central command integrates exercise with cardiorespiratory control; leaves open translation of mechanisms to clinical cardiovascular interventions.
The sections in this article are: Respiration Circulation Central Command Mechanisms Central Drive of Locomotion Locomotor Pattern Generator Supraspinal Locomotor Sites Central Command Control of Respiration and Circulation in Animals Cerebral Cortex Hypothalamic Locomotor Region Mesencephalic Locomotor Region Amygdala Awake, Exercising Animal Studies Short‐Term Potentiation Respiration Central Command Control of Respiration and Circulation in Humans Respiration Circulation Interactions Between Central Command and Peripheral Feedback Interaction of Central Command with Cardiorespiratory Reflexes Baroreceptor Reflex Hering‐Breuer Reflex Chemoreceptor Reflexes Conclusions
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