Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6275385 Neuroscience 2012 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We examined the effect of blocking SERCA on respiratory rhythm generation in an in vitro preparation. ► Thapsigargin and CPA do not affect period or amplitude of respiratory-related motor output. ► SERCA blockade and depletion of Ca2+ stores do not affect the mechanisms for rhythm generation. ► We suggest that Ca2+ from intracellular stores does not play a relevant role for rhythm generation.
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