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Keywords: Isoproterenol
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Respiration (1978) 35 (4): 198–203.
Published Online: 14 January 2009
...H. Löllgen; G.v. Nieding In the present investigation, the effect of an increased cardiac output on intrapulmonary gas mixing was studied in healthy male subjects. Increase of heart rate and cardiac minute output was induced by infusion of isoproterenol, intrapulmonary gas mixing was analyzed...
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Fernando Gamarra, Albrecht Bergner, Elisabeth Stauss, Ingrid Stocker, Stefan Grundler, Rudolf Maria Huber
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Respiration (2006) 73 (5): 664–672.
Published Online: 29 September 2006
..., spheroids can rotate along their axis due to coordinated ciliary beating. Objective and Methods: To assess whether this setup yields meaningful results we measured rotation frequency (RF) of human bronchial or nasal epithelial spheroids under different temperatures and concentrations of isoproterenol...