Archives of Environmental Health An International Journal · 1967 · 34 citations · 15 references
Life SciencesToxicologyPulmonologyRespiratory MedicineRespiratory PathophysiologyRespiratory PhysiologyRespiratory ToxicologyAirway IrritationGuinea Pig MedicineGuinea Pig ModelsLung ComplianceResearch ArticlesRespiration Rate ReductionRespiratory Health EffectsRespiratory Response
A variety of respiratory irritants, including cigarette smoke and acrolein, act through nasopharyngeal or laryngeal receptors to increase upper airway resistance, decrease respiration rate, and decrease tidal volume without noticeably affecting lung resistance and compliance in the guinea pig.
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Partitioning of respiratory flow resistance in man
Benjamin G. Ferris, J. Mead, L OPIE · Journal of Applied Physiology · 1964 · 449 citations
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Contributions to the physiology of the lungs
W. E. Dixon, T. G. Brodie · The Journal of Physiology · 1903 · 258 citations · Full text
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Mechanism of bronchoconstriction during inhalation of sulfur dioxide
Jay A. Nadel, H. Salem, B. Tamplin et al. · Journal of Applied Physiology · 1965 · 256 citations