Interaction of anaesthetics with the carotid body glomus cell and the background potassium channel response to hypoxia
<p>This thesis investigates the role anaesthetics play in the depression of the acute hypoxic and hypercapnic ventilatory response. Particular attention is paid to TASK (TWIK related acid sensitive potassium) channels that are known to be sensitive to both hypoxia and the volatile anaesthetics...
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2015
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