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Respiration competes with theta for modulating parietal cortex neurons

2019-07-18

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Recent work has shown that nasal respiration entrains local field potential (LFP) and neuronal activity in widespread regions of the brain. This includes non-olfactory regions where respiration-coupled oscillations have been described in different mammals, such as rodents, cats and humans. They may, thus, constitute a global signal aiding interregional communication. Nevertheless, the brain produces other widespre...

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47cfca0c-fdca-519d-9972-8e801c9f02c2
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10.1101/707331
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