Respiratory | Regulation of Breathing: Respiratory Centers: Part 1

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Great explanation ...love the way you develop the concepts...on a positive note I would like to ask isn't it the dorsal nuclear group which is responsible for the basic breathing rhythm , the ventral nucleus doesn't participate in the rhythm stuff...

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Pre-Bötzinger Complex found in animal as pacemaker neurons, located in ventrolateral part of medulla.in human These neurons maintain the normal rhythm of respiration by discharging impulses (action potentials) rhythmically in dorsal respiratory group.

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central chemoreceptors are present ventrally on medulla not dorsally as you have drawn...

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Thanks for the outstanding explanation, but is not the DRG the one that has auto-rhythmical feature??

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