The Role of Orexin Neurons in Altered Respiratory Responses and SUDEP Risk
Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) remains a critical concern in epilepsy management, with the underlying mechanisms still not fully understood.
Assessing the Safety of Warfare Nerve Agent Antidotes Using Dual-Chamber Plethysmography
Despite international treaties, the usage of chemical weapons is still a concern nowadays. This article highlights a study using Dual-chamber plethysmography for the determination of the NOAEL dose of an oxime, for the treatment of organophosphorus-nerve agents poisoning.
The Potential Of WNT/Β-Catenin Modulation in Treating Pulmonary Fibrosis
Pulmonary fibrosis, particularly idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), represents a significant challenge in healthcare due to its detrimental impact on lung function and limited treatment options.
CSX-1004: A Promising Solution in the Fight Against the Fentanyl Crisis
In this blog, we will explore the groundbreaking preclinical work on CSX-1004, a fully human monoclonal antibody with exceptional affinity for fentanyl and related analogs, offering hope in the battle against opioid overdose deaths.
The Role of Chx10 Neurons in Global Motor Arrest
In the intricate web of neural circuits that guide our every move, a recent study has shed light on a fascinating phenomenon: the arrest of ongoing movements
Combining Telemetry & Plethysmography: Powerful Insight Into the Control of Breathing
Combining implantable telemetry with whole body plethysmography offers a powerful approach that provides researchers with an in-depth understanding of respiratory patterns and mechanisms.
Plethysmography for the assessment of opioid-induced respiratory depression
Opioid-related addiction, overdose and death is a widespread public health crisis. A recent paper provides a model example of the how plethysmography can be used to assess ventilatory behavior changes that occur with opioid administration.
Respiration & Neural Dynamics in Odor Fear Learning
The ability to time intervals is critical for fundamental animal behaviors such as anticipating rewarding or aversive events. However, the neurobiological basis of interval timing in Pavlovian associative learning is poorly understood.
Pulmonary Impacts of Exercise in Polluted Environments
Exercising outdoors, particularly when done at high intensity and in polluted environments, could cause molecular alterations that could impact pulmonary function.
Ending Support for Legacy Plethysmography
Our legacy plethysmograph system has officially retired starting September 1, 2019.
Over the past few years it has become increasingly difficult to support our legacy plethysmography data acquisition hardware and software, with considerable rises in costs associated with maintenance and support for existing systems. After careful consideration, it was decided to retire the legacy plethysmograph system.