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Adaption to chronic hypercapnia drives time- and site-dependent changes in brainstem cardiorespiratory nuclei.

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Traditional mechanisms of respiratory neuroplasticity to not fully describe the temporal pattern of ventilatory adaptations to chronic hypercapnia.

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To gain insights into novel mechanisms that may underly such adaptations, we performed bulk-tissue RNA sequencing from three key brainstem cardiorespiratory site involved in acute chemosensitivity (the retrotrapezoid nucleus; RTN), respiratory rhythm generation (the ventral respiratory column, VRC), and peripheral information integration (the nucleus tractus solitarius, NTS) during three different time-points of acclimatization to chronic hypercapnia (3 hours (h), 24h, and 7 days (d)).

We hypothesized that chronic hypercapnia induces both time- and region-dependent transcriptional changes that may partially underly ventilatory and chemoreceptive adaptations.

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