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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"chromaffin cell"”.

  1. Plasticity of Adrenal Chromaffin Cell Function During Inflammation and Exposure to Microbe-Associated Molecular Patterns

    … postganglionic sympathetic neurons and adrenal chromaffin cells (ACCs). Central autonomic structures receive information regarding the inflammatory status of the body and reflexively modulate SNS activity. Evidence suggests that inflammation and infection can also directly regulate ACC function. …

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  2. Co-Culture of Amphibian Adrenal Cells: A Model of Medullary Control of Corticosteroidogenesis

    Chromaffin-adrenocortical cellular interactions have become recognized as an important component of adrenocortical regulation, however, the mechanisms by which chromaffin cells modulate adrenocortical function are not well understood. To study chromaffin-adrenocortical cellular interactions …

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  3. Asymmetrical transmembrane potential in intracellular organelles of adrenal chromaffin cells exposed to nanosecond electric pulses

    … electric pulses on neurosecretory adrenal chromaffin cells, cell modeling has played an important role in understanding and explaining the experimental results. Externally applied nanosecond-duration electric pulses (NEPs) can affect cells by creating nanopores in the cell and intracellular …

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  4. The development and evolution of vertebrate oxygen-sensing cells

    Oxygen-sensing cells release neurotransmitters, including serotonin, in response to hypoxia in the blood or surrounding air/water. This stimulates the glossopharyngeal and/or vagal nerves, triggering increased ventilation via the respiratory reflex. In the adult, they are located in the carotid …

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