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Locus Coeruleus activity correlates with transient elevations in breathing during opioid-induced respiratory depression

1 outlet · first reported by bioRxiv - Physiology 10d ago

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  1. 10d ago
    bioRxiv - Physiology obscure study observational
    Locus Coeruleus activity correlates with transient elevations in breathing during opioid-induced respiratory depression

    A history of use remains a key risk factor for opioid-related overdose deaths in the ongoing opioid epidemic. The locus coeruleus (LC) is the principal source of noradrenergic tone and a site for opioid neuromodulation and tolerance. How a history of opioid use affects LC activity and shapes…

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