THE ARTERIAL CHEMORECEPTORS

1. A TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR AUTAR SINGH PAINTAL (1925-2004)
K. RAVI, V.K. VIJAYAN

2. Immunolocalization of Tandem Pore Domain K+ Channels in the Rat Carotid Body
YOSHIO YAMAMOTO, KAZUYUKI TANIGUCHI

3. Neuroglobin, a New Oxygen Binding Protein is Present in the Carotid Body and Increases after Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia
C. DI GIULIO, G. BIANCHI, M. CACCHIO, L. ARTESE, M. PICCIRILLI, V. VERRATTI, R. VALERIO, R. ITURRIAGA

4. Hypoxia-Inducible Factor (HIF)-1a and Endothelin-1 Expression in the Rat Carotid Body during Intermittent Hypoxia
SIU-YIN LAM, GEORGE L. TIPOE, EMILY C. LIONG, MANLUNG FUNG

5. Expression of HIF-2a and HIF-3a in the Rat Carotid Body in Chronic Hypoxia
SIU-YIN LAM, EMILY C. LIONG, GEORGE L. TIPOE, MANLUNG FUNG

6. Modulation of Gene Expression in Subfamilies of TASK K+ Channels by Chronic Hyperoxia Exposure in Rat Carotid Body
INSOOK KIM, DAVID F. DONNELLY, JOHN L. CARROLL

7. Postnatal Changes in Gene Expression of Subfamilies of TASK K+ Channels in Rat Carotid Body
INSOOK KIM, JUNG H. KIM, JOHN L. CARROLL

8. Morphological Changes in the Rat Carotid Body in Acclimatization and Deacclimatization to Hypoxia
HIDEKI MATSUDA, HARUHISA HIRAKAWA, SHIGERU OIKAWA, YOSHIAKI HAYASHIDA, TATSUMI KUSAKABE

9. Effect of Carbon Dioxide on the Structure of the Carotid Body A comparison between normoxic and hypoxic conditions
TATSUMI KUSAKABE, HARUHISA HIRAKAWA, SHIGERU OIKAWA, HIDEKI MATSUDA, YOSHIAKI HAYASHIDA

10. S-Nitrosoglutathione (SNOG) Accumulates Hypoxia Inducible Factor-1a in Main Pulmonary Artery Endothelial Cells but not in Micro Pulmonary Vessel Endothelial Cells
S. FUJIUCHI, Y. YAMAZAKI, Y. FUJITA, Y. NISHIGAKI, A. TAKED, Y. YAMAMOTO, T. FIJIKANE, T. SHIMIZU, S. OSANAI, T. TAKAHASHI, K. KIKUCHI

11. Changes in Antioxidant Protein SP-22 of Chipmunk Carotid Bodies during the Hibernation Season
KOHKO FUKUHARA, YI WU, HIROKI NANRI, MASAHARU IKEDA, YOSHIAKI HAYASHIDA, KATSUAKI YOSHIZAKI, KAZUO OHTOMO

12. Potential Role of Mitochondria in Hypoxia Sensing by Adrenomedullary Chromaffin Cells
JOSEF BUTTIGIEG, MIN ZHANG, ROGER THOMPSON, COLIN NURSE

13. Localization of Ca/Calmodulin-Dependent Protein Kinase I in the Carotid Body Chief Cells and the Ganglionic Small Intensely Fluorescent (SIF) Cells of Adult Rats
HISAE HOSHI, HIROYUKI SAKAGAMI, YUJI OWADA, HISATAKE KONDO

14. Dual Origins of the Mouse Carotid Body Revealed by Targeted Disruption of Hoxa3 and Mash1
YOKO KAMEDA

15. Genetic Regulation of Chemoreceptor Development in DBA/2J and A/J Strains of Mice
ALEXANDER BALBIR, MARIKO OKUMURA, BRIAN SCHOFIELD, JUDITH CORAM, CLARKE G. TANKERSLEY, ROBERT S. FITZGERALD, CRISTOPHER P. O’DONNELL, MACHIKO SHIRAHATA

16. Genetic Influence on Carotid Body Structure in DBA/2J and A/J Strains of Mice
SHIGEKI YAMAGUCHI, ALEXANDER BALBIR, MARIKO OKUMURA, BRIAN SCHOFIELD, JUDITH CORAM, CLARKE G. TANKERSLEY, ROBERT S. FITZGERALD, CHRISTOPHER P. O’DONNELL, MACHIKO SHIRAHATA

17. The Effect of Hyperoxia on Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) in Petrosal and Nodose Ganglion Neurons during Development (Using Organotypic Slices)
D. J. KWAK, S. D. KWAK, E. B. GAUDA

18. Carotid Body Volume in Three-Weeks-Old Rats Having an Episode of Neonatal Anoxia
CHIKAKO SAIKI, MASAYA MAKINO, SHIGEJI MATSUMOTO

19. The Effect of Development on the Pattern of A1 and A2a-Adenosine Receptor Gene and Protein Expression in Rat Peripheral Arterial Chemoreceptors
ESTELLE B. GAUDA, REED Z. COOPER, DAVID F. DONNELLY, ARIEL MASON, GABRIELLE L. McLEMORE

20. A Comparative Study of the Hypoxic Secretory Response between Neonatal Adrenal Medulla and Adult Carotid Body from the Rat
A.J. RICO, S.P. FERNANDEZ, J. PRIETO-LLORET, A. GOMEZNIÑO, C. GONZALEZ, R. RIGUAL

21. In Search of the Acute Oxygen Sensor
PAUL J. KEMP, CHRIS PEERS, DANIELA RICCARDI, DAVID E. ILES, HELEN S. MASON, PHILLIPPA WOOTTON, SANDILE E. WILLIAMS

22. Does AMP-activated Protein Kinase Couple Inhibition of Mitochondrial Oxidative Phosphorylation by Hypoxia to Pulmonary Artery Constriction?
A.M. EVANS, KIRSTEEN J.W. MUSTARD, CHRISTOPHER N. WYATT, MICHELLE DIPP, NICHOLAS P. KINNEAR, D. GRAHAME HARDIE

23. Function of NADPH Oxidase and Signaling by Reactive Oxygen Species in Rat Carotid Body Type I Cells
L. HE, B. DINGER, C. GONZALEZ, A. OBESO, S. FIDONE

24. Hypoxemia and Attenuated Hypoxic Ventilatory Responses in Mice Lacking Heme Oxygenase-2
YONGZHAO ZHANG, KAZUMICHI FURUYAMA, TETSUYA ADACHI, KAZUNOBU ISHIKAWA, HAYATO MATSUMOTO2, TAKAYUKI MASUDA, KAZUHIRO OGAWA, KAZUHISA TAKEDA, MIKI YOSHIZAWA, HIROMASA OGAWA, YUKIO MARUYAMA, WATARU HIDA, SHIGEKI SHIBAHARA

25. Regulation of a TASK-like Potassium Channel in Rat Carotid Body Type I Cells by ATP
RODRIGO VARAS, KEITH J. BUCKLER

26. Accumulation of Radiolabeled N-Oleoyl-Dopamine in the Rat Carotid Body
MIECZYSLAW POKORSKI, DOMINIKA ZAJAC, ANDRZEJ KAPUSCINSKI, ZDZISLAW MATYSIAK, ZBIGNIEW CZARNOCKI

27. Profiles for ATP and Adenosine Release at the Carotid Body in Response to O2 Concentrations
SÍLVIA V. CONDE, EMÍLIA C. MONTEIRO

28. Hypoxic Regulation of Ca2+ Signalling in Astrocytes and Endothelial Cells
CHRIS PEERS, PARVINDER K. ALEY, JOHN P. BOYLE, KAREN E. PORTER, HUGH A. PEARSON, IAN F. SMITH, PAUL J. KEMP

29. Does AMP-activated Protein Kinase Couple Hypoxic Inhibition of Oxidative Phosphorylation to Carotid Body Excitation?
CN WYATT, P. KUMAR, P. ALEY, C. PEERS, DG HARDIE, AM EVANS

30. Mitochondrial ROS Production Initiates Aß1-40-Mediated Up-Regulation of L-Type Ca2+ Channels during Chronic Hypoxia
IAN M. FEARON, STEPHEN T. BROWN, KRISTIN HUDASEK, JASON L. SCRAGG, JOHN P. BOYLE, CHRIS PEERS

31. Acute Hypoxic Regulation of Recombinant THIK-1 Stably Expressed in HEK293 Cells
IAN M. FEARON, VERONICA A. CAMPANUCCI, STEPHEN T. BROWN, KRISTIN HUDASEK, ITA M. O’KELLY, COLIN A. NURSE

32. Differential Expression of Oxygen Sensitivity in Voltage-Dependent K Channels in Inbred Strains of Mice
TOSHIKI OTSUBO, SHIGEKI YAMAGUCHI, MARIKO OKUMURA, MACHIKO SHIRAHATA

33. An Overview on the Homeostasis of Ca2+ in Chemoreceptor Cells of the Rabbit and Rat Carotid Bodies
S.V. CONDE, A.I. CACERES, I. VICARIO, A. ROCHER, A. OBESO, C. GONZALEZ

34. Midbrain Neurotransmitters in Acute Hypoxic Ventilatory Response
HOMAYOUN KAZEMI

35. Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia Enhances Carotid Body Chemosensory Responses to Acute Hypoxia
RODRIGO ITURRIAGA, SERGIO REY, JULIO ALCAYAGA, RODRIGO DEL RIO

36. The Cell-Vessel Architecture Model for the Central Respiratory Chemoreceptor
YASUMASA OKADA, SHUN-ICHI KUWANA, YOSHITAKA OYAMADA, ZIBIN CHEN

37. Loop Gain of Respiratory Control upon Reduced Activity of Carbonic Anhydrase or Na+/H+ Exchange
HEIDRUN KIWULL-SCHÖNE, LUC TEPPEMA, MARTIN WIEMANN, PETER KIWULL

38. Adrenaline Increases Carotid Body CO2 Sensitivity: An in vivo Study
PETER D. MASKELL, CHRIS J. RUSIUS, KEVIN J. WHITEHEAD, PREM KUMAR

39. Peripheral Chemoreceptor Activity on Exercise-Induced Hyperpnea in Human
SHINOBU OSANAI, TORU TAKAHASHI, SHOKO NAKAO, MASAAKI TAKAHASHI, HITOSHI NAKANO, KENJIRO KIKUCHI

40. Effects of Low-Dose Methazolamide on the Control of Breathing in Cats
J.H.L. BIJL, B. MOUSAVI GOURABI, A. DAHAN, L.J. TEPPEMA

41. Stimulus Interaction between Hypoxia and Hypercapnia in the Human Peripheral Chemoreceptors
TORU TAKAHASHI, SHINOBU OSANAI, SHOKO NAKAO, MASAAKI TAKAHASHI, HITOSHI NAKANO, YOSHINOBU OHSAKI, KENJIRO KIKUCHI

42. Gene Expression and Signaling Pathways by Extracellular Acidification
NORIAKI SHIMOKAWA, MARINA LONDOÑO, NORIYUKI KOIBUCHI

43. Hypoxic Modulation of the Cholinergic System in the Cat Carotid Glomus Cell
JEFFREY A. MENDOZA, IRENE CHANG, MACHIKO SHIRAHATA

44. Are There “CO2 Sensors” in the Lung?
L.Y. LEE, R.L. LIN, C.Y. HO, Q. GU, J.L. HONG

45. Nitric Oxide in Brain Glucose Retention after Carotid Body Receptors Stimulation with Cyanide in Rats
S.A. MONTERO, J.L. CADENAS, M. LEMUS, E. ROCES DE ÁLVAREZ-BUYLLA., R. ÁLVAREZ-BUYLLA.

46. Pulmonary Nociceptors are Potentially Connected with Neuroepithelial Bodies
J. YU, S.X. LIN, J.W. ZHANG, J.F. WALKER

47. Modulators of Cat Carotid Body Chemotransduction
R.S. FITZGERALD, M. SHIRAHATA, I CHANG, A. BALBIR

48. Identification and Characterization of Hypoxia Sensitive Kva Subunits in Pulmonary Neuroepithelial Bodies
X.W. FU, E. CUTZ

49. Voltage-Dependent K Channels in Mouse Glomus Cells are Modulated by Acetylcholine
TOSHIKI OTSUBO, SHIGEKI YAMAGUCHI, MACHIKO SHIRAHATA

50. Modification of the Glutathione Redox Environment and Chemoreceptor Cell Responses
A. GÓMEZ-NIÑO, M.T. AGAPITO, A. OBESO, C. GONZÁLEZ

51. Carotid Body Transmitters Actions on Rabbit Petrosal Ganglion in Vitro
JULIO ALCAYAGA, CAROLINA R. SOTO, ROMINA V. VARGAS, FERNANDO C. ORTIZ, JORGE ARROYO, RODRIGO ITURRIAGA

52. Potassium Channels in the Central Control of Breathing
YOSHITAKA OYAMADA, KAZUHIRO YAMAGUCHI, MICHIE MURAI, AKITOSHI ISHIZAKA, YASUMASA OKADA

53. Role of Endothelin-1 on the Enhanced Carotid Body Activity Induced by Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia
SERGIO REY, RODRIGO DEL RIO, RODRIGO ITURRIAGA

54. Concluding Remarks
C. Gonzalez

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