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. 2015 Jun 22;594(6):1617–1625. doi: 10.1113/JP270308

Table 1.

Ventilatory responses to leptin in different conditions

Species
V˙E
Body weight Leptin therapy and breathing responses References
ob/ob mice (in vivo) ↑ or ↔ basal V˙E ↑↑ Systemic or 4V (3 days) O'Donnell et al. (2000)
V˙E–CO2 ↑ basal V˙E Bassi et al. (2012)
V˙E–CO2
ob/ob mice (in vivo) ↔ basal V˙E ↑↑ RTN/pFRG (3 days) Bassi et al. (2014 a)
V˙E–CO2 ↑ basal V˙E
V˙E–CO2
Mice LepR/POMC‐cre ↓ basal V˙E ↑↑ Bassi et al. (2014 b)
LepR/Nestin‐cre V˙E–CO2
MC4R−/−
Rats (anesthetized) NTS (bolus) Inyushkin et al. (2009)
↑ basal V˙E Inyushkina et al. (2010)
Rats (anesthetized) NTS (bolus)
↑ AP ↓ bradycardia Ciriello & Moreau, (2012)
↑ chemoreflexic response
Rats (in vitro) Brainstem slices Bassi et al. (2013)
↔ RTN–CO2 sensitivity
Rats (in vivo) LV (6 days) Bassi et al. (2014 b)
↑ basal V˙E
V˙E–CO2
Rats (in vivo) LV + MC3/4R blockade Bassi et al. (2014 b)
(6 days)
↔ basal V˙E
V˙E–CO2

 V˙E, ventilation; RTN/pFRG, retrotrapezoid nuclei/parafacial respiratory group; NTS, nucleus of the solitary tract; AP, arterial pressure; LV, lateral ventricle; 4V, fourth ventricle; MC3/4R, melanocortin 3 and 4 receptors. ↑ increased or elevated; ↑↑ extreme elevated; ↓ reduced; ↔ no change.