Respiratory | Regulation of Breathing: Respiratory Centers: Part 1

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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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Nope , both of you are wrong..they're mainly in NTS and DRG.

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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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Ya even i had the same confusion. Great video it is! But Guyton's textbook says basic respiratory rythym is generated in DRG

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@@66sagnikbhattacharya99 my medical textbook say until recently, it was thought that the DRG acts as an inspiratory center, performing many of the tasks now known to be performed by the VRG

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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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at 4:41 Zach said that the central chemoreceptors are located in the dorsolateral aspect of the medulla but I checked my textbook and it says it's ventrolaterally located. Anyone who knows which it is?

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Can we call Afferent and efferent nerves of respiratory center as Dorsal and ventral respiratory groups

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How many neurons are included in a typical nuclei? Is there a ballpark number? Everybody throws out this this the term "nuclei" without breaking down the structure within a nuclei.

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