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. 2013 Dec 6;2:208. Originally published 2013 Oct 8. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.2-208.v2

Figure 3. Baroreflex response to in vivo pressure ramps.

Figure 3.

A. Applied pressure transients for increasing and decreasing pressure starting at a baseline mean pressure of 100 mmHg. Pressure is increased/decreased so that the mean pressure changes at the rate of ±10 mmHg sec -1. B. Simulated baroreceptor firing response to pressure ramps from A is compared to data from Coleridge et al. 11. C. Applied pressure transients for increasing and decreasing pressure starting at a baseline mean pressure of 125 mmHg. D. Simulated baroreceptor firing response to pressure ramps from C is compared to data from Coleridge et al. 11. See text for details on simulation protocol. In B and D, experimental data are plotted as circles; black line represents the simulation prediction; red line represents simulation predictions averaged over each heart beat.