April 19, 2017Experimental NeurologyOpen Access

Role of the locus coeruleus catecholaminergic neurons in the chemosensory control of breathing in a Parkinson's disease model

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LOLuíz M. OliveiraNorcliffe Foundation MTMarina Tuppy TMThiago S. MoreiraUniversidade de São Paulo

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cells in the RTN region (40days: 38±3 and 60days: 8.5±0.9 vs. vehicle 78±3 cells) and an increase in the LC (40days: 46±4 and 60days: 94±22 vs. vehicle 1±1 cells). Our data suggest that LC catecholaminergic neurons can be a candidate structure mediating chemoreceptor function in a model of PD.

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Role of the locus coeruleus catecholaminergic neurons in the chemosensory control of breathing in a Parkinson's disease model

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