Respiration Physiology January-March 1991: Vol 83 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX
Ahmed, M., Giesbrecht, G.G., Serrette, C., Denjean, A., Canet, E., Praud, J. P., Gaultier, Cl.
Georgopoulos, D. and Anthonisen, N.R., and Bureau, M., Hypoxia-induced bronchial
Ventilatory response to hypoxia in elderly responsiveness in awake sheep: role of caro-
humans, 343 tid chemoreceptors, 201
Anthonisen, N.R., see Ahmed, M., 343 De Vries, W.R., see Six, D. P.J., 277
Ar, A., Girard, H. and Rodeau, J.L., Oxygen Dodd, S., see Powers, S.K., 1
uptake and chorioallantoic blood flow Douse, M.A. and Mitchell, G.S., Time course of
changes during acute hypoxia in the 16 day temperature effects on arterial acid-base sta-
chicken embryo, 295 tus in Alligator mississippiensis, 87
Atton, L., see Cormier, Y., 179
Eldridge, F.L., see Wagner, P.G., 129
Babb, A.L., see Tsu, M.E., 261 Ernsberger, P., see Kou, Y.R., 353
Bartlett, Jr., D., see Furilla, R.A., 47
Basner, R.C., Ringler, J., Schwartzstein, R.M., Furilla, R.A., Coates, E.L. and Bartlett, Jr., D.,
Weinberger, S.E. and Woodrow Weiss, J., The influence of venous CO, on ventilation
Phasic electromyographic activity of the in garter snakes, 47
genioglossus increases in normals during
slow-wave sleep, 189 Gaultier, Cl., see Denjean, A., 201
Birchard, G.F. and Tenney, S.M., Relationship Georgopoulos, D., see Ahmed, M., 343
between blood-oxygen affinity and blood vol- Giesbrecht, G.G., see Ahmed, M., 343
ume, 365 Girard, H., see Ar, A., 295
Brown, R.H., see Parker, S.D., 323 Guénard, H., see Manier, G., 143
Bruce, E.N., see Khatib, M.F., 115
Bureau, M., see Denjean, A., 201 Hempleman, S.C. and Hughes, J.M.B., Esti-
Burtin, B., see Massabuau, J.-C., 103 mating exercise Dlg, and diffusion limita-
tion in patients with interstitial fibrosis, 167
Canet, E., see Denjean, A., 201 Hida, W., see Chonan, T., 77
Carlin, J.I., see Hsia, C.C. W., 11 Hirshman, C.A., see Parker, S.D., 323
Cassidy, S.S., see Hsia, C.C.W., 11 Hlastala, M.P., see Tsu, M.E., 261
Cherniack, N.S., see Kou, Y.R., 353 Hsia, C.C.W., Carlin, J.I., Ramanathan, M.,
Chonan, T., Hida, W., Okabe, S., Izumiyama, T., Cassidy, S.S. and Johnson, Jr., R.L., Esti-
Sakurai, M. and Takishima, T., Effects of mation of diffusion limitation after pneumo-
focal cooling of the ventral medullary surface nectomy from carbon monoxide diffusing
on breathing pattern and blood pressure in capacity, 11
dogs, 77
Clark, R.J., see Hughes, J.M.B., 155 Hughes, J.M.B., Lockwood, D.N.A., Jones, H.A.
Coates, E.L., see Furilla, R.A., 47 and Clark, R.J., Digg/Q and diffusion limi-
Cormier, Y., Laviolette, M., Atton, L. and Sériés, tation at rest and on exercise in patients with
F., Influence of lung volume on collateral interstitial fibrosis, 155
resistance in normal man, 179 Hughes, J.M.B., see Hempleman, S.C., 167
Cragg, P.A., see Kou, Y.R., 353
Criswell, D., see Powers, S.K., 1 Izumiyama, T., see Chonan, T., 77
388 AUTHOR INDEX
Jackson, D.C., see Wasser, J.S., 239 Parker, S.D., Brown, R.H. and Hirshman, C.A..,
Johnson, Jr., R.L., see Hsia, C.C.W., 11 Differential effect of glucocorticoids on pul-
Jones, H.A., see Hughes, J.M.B., 155 monary responses and eosinophils, 323
Pelster, B., see Kobayashi, H., 23
Kakuta, Y., Sasaki, H. and Takishima, T., Effect Piiper, J., see Kobayashi, H., 23
of artificial surfactant on ciliary beat fre- Piiper, J., see Kobayashi, H., 255
quency in guinea pig trachea, 313 Pokorski, M. and Lahiri, S., Endogenous opiates
Khatib, M. F., Oku, Y. and Bruce, E. N., Contribu- and ventilatory acclimatization to chronic
tion of chemical feedback loops to breath-to- hypoxia in the cat, 211
breath variability of tidal volume, 115 Powers, S.K., Lawler, J., Criswell, D., Dodd, S.
Kobayashi, H., Pelster, B., Piiper, J. and Scheid, and Silverman, H., Age-related changes in
P., Diffusion and perfusion limitation in enzyme activity in the rat diaphragm, 1
alveolar O, exchange: shape of the blood O, Prabhakar, N.R., see Kou, Y.R., 353
equilibrium curve, 23 Praud, J.P., see Denjean, A., 201
Kobayashi, H., Piiper, J. and Scheid, P., Effect of Prechtl, J., see Wittmann, J., 375
the curvature of the O, equilibrium curve on
alveolar O, uptake: theory, 255 Ramanathan, M., see Hsia, C.C.W., 11
Kou, Y.R. and Lee, L.-Y., Mechanisms of ciga- Ringler, J., see Basner, R.C., 189
rette smoke-induced stimulation of rapidly Rodeau, J.L., see Ar, A., 295
adapting receptors in canine lungs, 61
Sakurai, M., see Chonan, T., 77
Kou, Y.R., Ernsberger, P., Cragg, P.A.,
Sasaki, H., see Kakuta, Y., 313
Cherniack, N.S. and Prabhakar, N.R., Role
Saunders, N.A., see Olson, L.G., 333
of «, -adrenergic receptors in the carotid body
Scheid, P., see Kobayashi, H., 23
response to isocapnic hypoxia, 353
Scheid, P., see Kobayashi, H., 255
Schwartzstein, R.M., see Basner, R.C., 189
Lahiri, S., see Pokorski, M., 211
Serrette, C., see Ahmed, M., 343
Lai, Y.-L., Role of the axon reflex in capsaicin-
Silverman, H., see Powers, S.K., 1
induced bronchoconstriction in guinea pigs,
Six, D.P.J., De Vries, W.R. and Luijendijk,
35
S.C.M., Sloping alveolar plateaus of He and
Laviolette, M., see Cormier, Y., 179
SF, measured in excised cat lungs ventilated
Lawler, J., see Powers, S.K., 1
at constant volume by pressure changes, 277
Lee, L.-Y., see Kou, Y.R., 61
Smatresk, N.J. and Smits, A. W., Effects of central
Lockwood, D.N.A., see Hughes, J.M.B., 155
and peripherai chemoreceptor stimulation
Luijendijk, S.C.M., see Six, D.P.J., 277
on ventilation in the marine toad, Bufo
marinus, 223
Manier, G., Moinard, J., Téchoueyres, P., Varéne,
Smits, A.W., see Smatresk, N.J., 223
N. and Guénard, H., Pulmonary diffusion
Sugiyama, E.M., see Tsu, M.E., 261
limitation after prolonged strenuous exer-
Sériés, F., see Cormier, Y., 179
cise, 143
Massabuau, J.-C., Burtin, B. and Wheathly, M.,
Takishima, T., see Chonan, T., 77
How is O, consumption maintained inde-
Takishima, T., see Kakuta, Y., 313
pendent of ambient oxygen in mussel
Tenney, S.M., see Birchard, G.F., 365
Anodonta cygnea?, 103
Tsu, M.E., Babb, A.L., Sugiyama, E.M. and
Mitchell, G.S., see Douse, M.A., 87
Hlastala, M.P., Dynamics of soluble gas
Moinard, J., see Manier, G., 143
exchange in the airways: II. Effects of breath-
ing conditions, 261
Okabe, S., see Chonan, T., 77
Téchoueyres, P., see Manier, G., 143
Oku, Y., see Khatib, M.F., 115
Olson, L.G., Ulmer, L.G. and Saunders, N.A.,
Ulmer, L. G., see Olson, L.G., 333
Mechanical properties of the rabbit upper
airway during hypoxia and hypercapnia, 333
Varéne, N., see Manier, G., 143
AUTHOR INDEX 389
Wagner, P.G. and Eldridge, F. L., Development of Weinberger, S.E., see Basner, R.C., 189
short-term potentiation of respiration, 129 Wheathly, M., see Massabuau, J.-C., 103
Warburton, S.J., see Wasser, J.S., 239 Wittmann, J. and Prechtl, J., Respiratory function
Wasser, J.S., Warburton, S.J. and Jackson, D.C., of catecholamines during the late period of
Extracellular and intracellular acid-base avian development, 375
effects of submergence anoxia and nitrogen Woodrow Weiss, J., see Basner, R.C., 189
breathing in turtles, 239

SUBJECT INDEX
Acid base balance Blood
and anoxia in turtle, 239 total-volume, 365
prolonged temperature changes, 87 Blood gases
Adrenoceptors and temperature in ectotherms, 87
and hypoxic response, 353 Blood O, equilibrium curve, 255
Aging effects of alinearity on alveolar O, exchange, 23
and diaphragm metabolic activity, 1 Bronchoconstriction
and ventilatory response to hypoxia, 343 and cigarette smoke, 61
Airway and lung receptors, 61
clearance, 313 induced by capsaicin, 35
heat, 261 Buffer value, 239
hyperresponsiveness and eosinophils, 323 in alligator, 87
reactivity, 35
resistance, 201, 323 Carotid body, 353
water and gas exchange, 261 Carotid chemoreceptors
Alveolar gas exchange, 23 and hypoxia-induced bronchial responsiveness,
Alveolar lavage, 323 201
Alveolar lung effects of opiate antagonists, 211
O, exchange, 255 Catecholamines, 375
Alveolar-arterial P,,, difference, 167 Central respitarory neurons, 129
Animal Chemical feedback, 115
alligator, 87 Chemoreceptors, see also Carotid chemoreceptors
cat, 129, 211 central, 77
chicken, 295, 375 in the toad, 223
dog, 11, 61, 77 Ciliary beat frequency
freshwater mussel, 103 and artificial surfactant, 313
greyhound dog, 323 Carbon dioxide
guinea pig, 35, 313 stimulation of respiration, 47
man, 143, 155, 179, 189, 343 Collateral ventilation, 179
rat, 1, 115 Control of breathing, 129, 211
sheep, 201 chemical feedback, 115
snake,4 7 chemoreceptors in the toad, 223
toad, 239 response to CO, in snake, 47
turtle, 239 ventral medulla, 77
Anoxia Control of vasomotor tone
and acid base balance in turtle, 239 ventral medulla, 77
Arterial blood Convection
composition in mussel, 103 in alveolar gas exchange, 255
Asthma Cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, 155
and hypoxia, 201
Axon reflex
and capsaicin-induced bronchoconstriction, 35
391
392 SUBJECT INDEX
Development, 374 and diffusion limitation, 23
Diaphragm and opiate antagonist, 211
metabolic properties and age, 1 and pressure in upper airways, 333
Diffusing capacity tolerance of — and P<, 365
for CO, 11, 143, 155 ventilatory response to -, 343
for O,, 167
for NO, 143 Inert gases
predicted vs observed, 11 He, 277
pulmonary, 143 SF, 277
Diffusion
and alveolar gas exchange, 155, 167, 255 Limitation for alveolar O, exchange
Drug by diffusion, 23
capsaicin, 35 by perfusion, 23
chlorisondamine, 35 Lung disease
hexamethonium, 61 interstital fibrosis, 155
isoproterenol, 61 Lung receptors
naloxone, 211 irritant, 61
TTX, 35 rapidly adapting, 61
response to cigarette smoke, 61
Egg Lung volume
metabolism in hypoxie and hyperoxia, 295 and collateral resistance, 179
respiration, 295
Electrolyte in blood Metabolism
and temperature in ectotherms, 87 depression by anoxia in turtle, 239
Enzymes Methylprednisolone
glycolytic, 1 and airway hyperresponsiveness, 323
of Krebs cycle, 1 Model
Exercise for alveolar gas exchange, 23
and alveolar O, uptake, 23 for gas exchange in airways, 261
and lung diffusing capacity, 11
and pulmonary diffusing capacity, 143 Obstructive sleep apnea, 189
hyperpnea, 129 Oxygen affinity
in patients with interstitial lung disease, 155 of hemoglobin and blood volume, 365
Oxygen consumption
Gas exchange dependent on inspired P,,, 103
cutaneous — in snake, 47 in mussel, 103
in airways, 261 of chicken egg, 295
in alveolar lung, 255
Gas mixing in the lung, 277 Pattern of breathing
and ventral medulla, 77
Heat exchange breath-to-breath variability, 115
in airways, 261 pH
Humidification in mussel, 103
of air in upper airways, 261 Pneumonectomy
Hypercapnia and diffusing capacity, 11
and pressure in upper airways, 333 Pressure breathing, 277
Hypoxemia at rest
on exercise, 167 Respiratory afferents, 129
Hypoxia, 375 Respiratory muscles
a-adrenoceptors, 353 diaphragm, 1
and bronchial responsiveness, 201 genioglossus, 189
Response to citric acid, 323
SUBJECT INDEX
Short-term potentiation, 129 Upper airway
Single-breath washout, 277 muscles of —, 333
Sleep apnea, 189 resistance during sleep, 189
Smoke, 61
Surfactant Vagotomy
artificial, 313 and response to CO, in snake, 47
Ventral medulla
Temperature focal surface cooling, 77
and acid-base status in ectotherms, 87